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Wise Owl artistic director Chris Brookes, producer Chloe Thorpe and Paul “Piglet” Middleton, director of mechanical engineering at North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Steaming ahead: Wise Owl on the right track with Santa Express

Leicestershire-based Wise Owl, specialists in immersive theatre, is getting even more steamed up about Christmas than usual.
SOLT/UK Theatre

A global success story under threat

A major report from SOLT/UK Theatre identifies threats and opportunities for the industry.
ACE

ACE Fights Back

As it faces an existential government review, Arts Council England promotes the benefits of "Crowding In".
Milk at the South Bank Centre

Palestine comes to London

Keith Mckenna looks at upcoming Palestinian theatre productions coming to the UK.
The Next Act

The Next Act

We take a look at The Next Act, a podcast dedicated to British South Asian playwrights.
National Theatre

Indhu Rubasingham promises an inaugural NT season to DEI for

The long awaited announcement of Indhu Rubasingham's first season at the National is both exciting and controversial.
Oldham Coliseum

ACE blames press for its failings

Arts Council England CEO Darren Henley has launched an attack on the London-centric media rather than accepting responsibility for funding problems.
Olivier Award

Simply the Best(s)

With yet another set announced this week, Philip Fisher wonders whether so many awards are devaluing the best.
The Mousetrap

The Mousetrap Hits a Staggering New Milestone

The world's favourite play passed 30,000 West End performances this week.
Seven Streams of the River Ota

COVID hangover five years on

Five years ago this week, the COVID pandemic in this country was finally recognised, irrevocably affecting our lives and theatres.
London Theatre Week

Bargain Basement

Discount ticket event, London Theatre Week has expanded in 2025.

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