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Lloyd Webber heartbroken at Cinderella delay
The opening nights of the West End production are cancelled due to Covid-19 self-isolation measures.
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Lloyd Webber heartbroken at Cinderella delay
The opening nights of the West End production are cancelled due to Covid-19 self-isolation measures.
Space Jam slam dunks Black Widow at box office
LeBron James' basketball sequel wins out as Marvel's blockbuster falters amid streaming tensions.
Guto Harri quits GB News over taking the knee row
The journalist was suspended for a gesture made during a chat about the abuse of black footballers.
Greatest Dancer winner joins Strictly pro line-up
Poland's Jowita Przystal is one of four new additions to the BBC One's team of professional dancers.
Olympic composer quits after bullying past emerges
Keigo Oyamada resigned after it came out that he bullied disabled classmates and boasted about it.
Branagh show axed due to Covid-enforced absences
The Browning Version was due to open in west London next month, with proceeds going to Rada.
Brands drop China star over teen sex allegations
Singer-actor Kris Wu has denied the accusations and said he was filing a defamation suit.
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Lloyd Webber heartbroken at Cinderella delay
The opening nights of the West End production are cancelled due to Covid-19 self-isolation measures.
Space Jam slam dunks Black Widow at box office
LeBron James' basketball sequel wins out as Marvel's blockbuster falters amid streaming tensions.
Guto Harri quits GB News over taking the knee row
The journalist was suspended for a gesture made during a chat about the abuse of black footballers.
Greatest Dancer winner joins Strictly pro line-up
Poland's Jowita Przystal is one of four new additions to the BBC One's team of professional dancers.
Olympic composer quits after bullying past emerges
Keigo Oyamada resigned after it came out that he bullied disabled classmates and boasted about it.
Branagh show axed due to Covid-enforced absences
The Browning Version was due to open in west London next month, with proceeds going to Rada.
Brands drop China star over teen sex allegations
Singer-actor Kris Wu has denied the accusations and said he was filing a defamation suit.
Space Jam slam dunks Black Widow at box office
LeBron James' basketball sequel wins out as Marvel's blockbuster falters amid streaming tensions.
Guto Harri quits GB News over taking the knee row
The journalist was suspended for a gesture made during a chat about the abuse of black footballers.
Greatest Dancer winner joins Strictly pro line-up
Poland's Jowita Przystal is one of four new additions to the BBC One's team of professional dancers.
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Theatre staff in Lincoln say they are hopeful for the future after venue capacity limits were lifted as part of the wider relaxing of Covid-19 rules.
Copyright: New Theatre RoyalNatalie Hayes-Cowley, artistic director at the New Theatre Royal, in Lincoln, said: "It's definitely a light at the end of the tunnel.
"It's still a long way to go, this by no means is over, but it's a step in the right direction.
"It's going to take time for our industry to heal and to grow again, to build up confidence and for patrons to visit, but it's a step in the right direction and we do have a sense of relief and hopefulness for the future of our industry."
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