Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s 5 top new venues

Flesh in the frame at Edinburgh Festival Fringe – 30 years ago in The Stage

Venues warn Edinburgh Fringe’s future is at risk without clarity on reopening

The challenge for fringe festivals post-Covid will be not to sacrifice creativity

Global-majority artists are still hitting the wall – we need to grow our careers

Data can help theatre tackle inequality, but beware over-optimistic claims

Will Diana musical usher in a new era of stage and screen partnerships?

Vaccine passports could help theatres reopen, but care and clarity are crucial

Too old to play Hamlet? Our long theatre history suggests otherwise

Will the West End’s key players follow Liverpool’s lead to win back audiences?

Don’t give us a break – intervals are an outmoded, unnecessary theatre convention

In the best retellings of Cinderella, the element of surprise stands out

The play’s the thing: why Ian McKellen’s age-blind Hamlet is no gimmick

It’s high time we flipped the board on those with a monopoly on the industry

It is time to bring theatre out of the Victorian era – our outdated models do not support freelancers

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Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s 5 top new venues

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Global-majority artists are still hitting the wall – we need to grow our careers

Data can help theatre tackle inequality, but beware over-optimistic claims

Will Diana musical usher in a new era of stage and screen partnerships?

Vaccine passports could help theatres reopen, but care and clarity are crucial

Too old to play Hamlet? Our long theatre history suggests otherwise

Will the West End’s key players follow Liverpool’s lead to win back audiences?

In the best retellings of Cinderella, the element of surprise stands out

Will the West End’s key players follow Liverpool’s lead to win back audiences?

Too old to play Hamlet? Our long theatre history suggests otherwise

Data can help theatre tackle inequality, but beware over-optimistic claims

Vaccine passports could help theatres reopen, but care and clarity are crucial

Touring is theatre’s lifeblood, so we must protect it by supporting freelancers

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Actor Oliver Dimsdale: ‘I loved every second of my first job’

Lecturer Vanessa Coffey: ‘I would love intimacy coordinators to become standard practice’

Head of design Angela Davies: ‘It’s useful to be able to sketch your idea on a serviette’

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Mercury Theatre Colchester launches director and producer development programmes

The Mercury Theatre Colchester has announced a series of talent development programmes for directors and producers in the east of England

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Theatre Manager (maternity c...

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Assistant Operations (SWB28)

Bristol £23,160

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Perth, Scotland £29,000

Theatre Teacher

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Skye Bridge , Scotland

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Dancers in Message in a Bottle

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The Hijabi in ‘Hijabis’ Musi...

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Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society appoints Benny Higgins as chair

Flesh in the frame at Edinburgh Festival Fringe – 30 years ago in The Stage

Venues warn Edinburgh Fringe’s future is at risk without clarity on reopening

The challenge for fringe festivals post-Covid will be not to sacrifice creativity

Advice

Actor Oliver Dimsdale: ‘I loved every second of my first job’

Lecturer Vanessa Coffey: ‘I would love intimacy coordinators to become standard practice’

Head of design Angela Davies: ‘It’s useful to be able to sketch your idea on a serviette’

Actor Riley Clark: ‘My first job in panto taught me a lot about stamina’

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The challenge for fringe festivals post-Covid will be not to sacrifice creativity