Starting your own theatre company from scratch can be rewarding and fun, but also very challenging...

Being an actor is easy. Making a living at it is the tricky part.

Funding and project management is an integral role to any theatre company so we spoke to Jo Blagg about her role as a Creative Learning Manager for The Regent Theatre and The Victoria Hall to see exactly what the job involves...

Street theatre is one of the oldest forms of performance there is. Buskers and performers have been entertaining audiences on streets corners for thousands of years.

A CV is like a messenger you send ahead to big you up. To give you some guidance, our experts have assessed a number of real-life CVs and come up with these great tips.

Thanks to the growing interest of young people in films, television, theatre and the wider entertainment industry, drama and theatre are enormously popular subjects – both at GCSE level, AS/A2 and on to further and higher education level. But if you think you have what it takes to make acting your career – what do you do next?

There are so many acting and performance courses on offer these days it can be difficult to work out which one is right for you.

Working in theatre without qualifications By Catriona Davies Getting work in the theatre can be notoriously difficult even for those brimming with qualifications.

How does a new writer get their play read by the right people? You’ve not only had some great ideas, but have actually got a play.

So you know you can act. You beat off the stiff competition to gain a much sought-after place in drama school. You then have a fantastic few years honing your skills and meeting interesting people. But what next?