The Artistic Director of the National Theatre, Rufus Norris, has said the government needs to continue to fund theatres if the UK is to continue being a world leader in the arts.
This comes directly after British theatres, including The National Theatre, swept the board at the Tony Awards ceremony in New York on Sunday night.
Chilling production is on at Sutton House in east London
Dear Home Office: Still Pending is on at Islington's Pleasance Theatre
More than 360 works inspired by the natural world are on display at the Mall Galleries
‘Joy’ features three actors with learning disabilities
The couple are best known for their large-scale installations
A celebration of Latin-Jazz music is coming to the capital.
The unique production is by the Flute Theatre company.
Acclaimed author attends event in South Kilburn
Stu Black gives his round up of London's best theatre.
42 amateur codebreakers take part in a hacking challenge
The Optic Cloak is part of the new development at the Greenwich Peninsula
Two experts share advice and tips to avoid costly breakups in a new book
New organisation launches at the London Stock Exchange
Artists stage a 'sketch-in' protest at the South Kensington site
Work to Recover is a partnership between a charity and a recruitment agency
Book aims to raise awareness of the number of young people with the condition
Dartford runner taking on the 26.2 mile course in a 20-kilo chainmail suit
Research shows coffee lovers are moving away from big chains
Late Shift allows audiences to choose the fate of characters
Campaigners react as councillors back plans to revamp shopping centre
Flowers and candles were placed alongside a giant flag in memory of the victims of the terror attacks in Belgium
Secondary schools take part in England League tournament
Farage tells fellow Ukip members to put 'country before party' during the EU referendum campaign
Ukip leader jokes about claims that the PM put his genitals in a dead pig's mouth during an initiation ceremony at Oxford University
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