Directors Josh Roche, Emma Baggott and Jade Lewis are all to make their debuts in the spring and summer seasons at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre.. Roche will helm a contemporary production ...

On Wednesday last week – September 11 – The Stage became aware of issues with A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester. At this time, we heard the entire run had ...

The Royal Exchange Theatre is known for its compelling stage layout: None of the seats are more than 30 feet from the seven-sided stage. It's also known for its impressive performances, which ...

Liberation is an emotionally resonant new work commissioned by the Royal Exchange Theatre that brings to life a pivotal ...

Royal Exchange Theatre Cancels A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Over Israel/Gaza & Trans References The postponed production has now been cancelled. By: Joshua Wright Sep. 17, 2024 ...

The Royal Exchange Theatre confirmed a preview on September 6 was cancelled, ... The Royal Exchange Theatre, Stage Directors UK and representatives of Stef O'Driscoll have been approached for comment.

The play initially looks like it will be excerpts from speeches interspersed with some 'backstage' banter between the ...

Royal Exchange Manchester has won Regional Theatre of the Year in the Stage Awards 2016. The theatre won in a category that also included Chichester Festival Theatre and Royal and Derngate in ...

Manchester's Royal Exchange is been named regional theatre of the year at The Stage Awards, with actress Maxine Peake collecting the award.

Royal Exchange Theatre's chief executive Stephen Freeman has resigned following the cancellation of a production that referenced the Israel-Gaza conflict and transgender rights.

There were ‘get ready with me while I evacuate’ videos.Influencers danced as the world around them burned. An excellent new production at the Royal Exchange of two of Caryl Churchill's short ...

Review: A Taste of Honey at the Royal Exchange Theatre - Shelagh takes a bow, again. A magnificent revival of a much-loved classic of Northern theatre is a triumph, says Rob Williams. men.