National Theatre news

Attractions Management understands the launch of Hasbro's Monopoly attraction in London is back on the cards, with 14 August 2021 slated as the official opening ... More

Ten creative teams from across the UK have been selected to develop a series of events, public engagement programmes and virtual projects for the Festival ... More

Some of the UK’s largest arts and heritage organisations have been given a lifeline in the form of £165m worth of emergency loans. The loans ... More

Immersive experiences based on Wallace & Gromit and Peaky Blinders are to be developed with UK Government funding, as part of the UK's modern Industrial ... More

Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) have revealed their competition-winning design for the National Theatre of Albania, a 3-in-1 cultural venue shaped like a bow tie. Designed ... More

The winners of The Structural Awards 2017 have been announced, with multiple leisure projects celebrated for their design and engineering excellence. The British Airways i360 ... More

London’s first new purpose-built commercial theatre in decades opens tomorrow (18 October) in the shadow of the city’s famous Tower Bridge, with its co-founder hailing ... More

Arts Council England (ACE) has shown its commitment to institutions outside of London and smaller arts organisations, after revealing details of its four-year National Portfolio ... More

The winners of this year’s Museums + Heritage Awards for Excellence have been announced, with shortlisted projects celebrated and recognised across the museums, galleries, heritage ... More

CultureGeek is taking place in London on Friday, a one-day conference focused on the ever-evolving relationship between the digital world and the world of cultural ... More

CultureGeek – a one-day conference looking at the digital transformation of the cultural sector – is returning to London on 19 May when the event ... More

Luxury restaurant brand the Ivy Collection is to open a new brasserie located next to London’s famous Tower Bridge. The new Ivy will become the ... More

Scotland’s finance secretary, John Swinney, has announced significant cuts to the country’s cultural budget. Overall, Scotland's culture budget has been cut 10.9 per cent, from ... More

One of the largest spas in the Four Seasons portfolio is set to open in early 2015 at the Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay in ... More

The United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation’s (UNESCO’s) overarching aim of ‘Building peace in the minds of men and women’, has moved one step ... More

The Arts Council for England has responded to criticism that its funding is biased towards London, in a new report, This England: how Arts Council ... More

A number of people working in the leisure industry have been given awards in the annual Queen's Birthday Honours List. Sculptor Anish Kapoor, designer of ... More

British cultural attractions are earning more than £100m a year through retail sales generating essential additional income as many institutions face funding cuts. The figure, ... More

Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City is set to open in Accra, Ghana in early 2013. Located near the Accra International Conference Centre, State House and ... More

Image: NT Future is among the five recipients London's National Theatre and Royal Opera House are among five venues to be awarded a share of ... More

London's Southbank Centre has been confirmed as one of the 26 organisations across the country to receive funding through Arts Council England's (ACE) new capital ... More

The National Theatre (NT) has reported a "strong financial year" for 2010-11, with income increasing by nearly 9.5 per cent to more than £70.6m thanks ... More

More than 50 arts groups and thousands of UK and international artists are to participate in the World Shakespeare Festival (WSF) 2012, which is supported ... More