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Could cinema and theatre regain lost audiences with local collaboration?

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It’s time to champion disabled theatre talent with an inclusive recovery

Opinion by Andrew Miller

Royal Court and Young Vic commit to two-year anti-racism process

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Vaccinations and the burden of proof – your views, April 14

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Almeida to collaborate with Ontroerend Goed on interactive digital show

by Georgia Snow

Jermyn Street Theatre to reopen with three month festival of live performance

by Nuray Bulbul

Come From Away confirms July reopening

by Giverny Masso

London's Orange Tree Theatre reveals reopening season

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Phantom of the Opera orchestra to be cut by 50% when it returns to West End

The production returning to the West End will use orchestrations currently used on tour, meaning the orchestra will consist of just 14 players, where it previously had 27 and was understood to be the largest band in the West End