theatre

White theatregoers were urged to stay away from a play so that black audience members could be “free from the white gaze”.

Looks like Hollywood is recalibrating (again) to try and fix the crumbling movie industry.

Ukraine’s culture minister has demanded the West boycott Russian culture including opera, arguing Ukraine is in a “civilizational battle.”

French female warrior Joan of Arc has been cast as a gender-neutral character with “they/them” pronouns at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.

A former Greek theatre director being investigated for possible sexual abuse of minor migrants who took part in a course facilitated by NGOs. 

No good can possibly come of subsidising luvvies — British English for self-important actors — to produce more endlessly woke agitprop.

Between 200 and 300 illegal migrants attempted to storm the Comédie-Française in Paris on Sunday, demanding to speak to the theatre’s deputy director so he could arrange a meeting between them and France’s interior minister Christophe Castaner.

Ride-sharing company Uber reportedly purchased half the tickets to the opening night of a new satirical play being performed in London which was inspired by the company’s many scandals.

An Italian theatre actor has been declared brain dead days after a mishap during a live hanging scene resulted in his strangulation.

According to the New York Post, Al Pacino’s new Broadway play China Doll has devolved into a “disaster,” as the veteran actor struggles to remember his lines, despite having access to multiple teleprompters.

Oscar-nominated Actress Kathleen Turner will co-star in an upcoming off Broadway play about a lesbian struggling with gender identity issues.

In the wake of another horrible mass-shooting, once again I woke up to CNN’s failing “New Day” humping the leg of gun control like ghoulish dogs. In more responsible and even compassionate ways, the story also led on Fox News, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, and all the major online news outlets.

A New York City theatre event intended to address censorship of arts and culture has been reinstated, after critically acclaimed screenwriter and filmmaker Neil LaBute agreed to scrap a performance that was deemed potentially offensive to Muslims.

A recent New York Times report reveals the dirty underworld of the theatre industry, which, despite all its glory, behind the curtain could be described as nothing more than a cesspool of unheralded sexual advances, personal misconduct, and malfeasance at the hands of a faction of homosexual managers, who often prey on young gay men.

Two actors in Thailand will spend the next two years behind bars, after a court found them guilty of insulting the country’s royal monarchs during a 2013 student performance. Patiwat Saraiyaem, 23, and Pornthip Munkong, 26, were each handed separate five-year