Scottish Theatre School Collapse Leaves £2.7M Debt Amid Fraud Probe
Scottish Theatre School Collapse Leaves £2.7M Debt Amid Fraud Probe

Scottish Theatre School Collapse Leaves £2.7M Debt Amid Fraud Probe

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The 2025 theatre scene features a rich variety of productions and significant developments across the UK and the US. Edinburgh’s Arbery Theatre presents two distinct shows at the Fringe, including a reimagining of The Merchant of Venice called A Pound of Flesh and a devised play Transfers, which explores the journey of £500 through different lives. In London, a successful campaign led by Equity has prompted the National Theatre to reinstate its primary school touring program, ensuring access to live theatre for children across all communities. London's West End continues to thrive with a mix of classic long-running shows and new productions, offering a wide range of ticket prices and discounts for audiences. Meanwhile, the Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film and Television has gone into liquidation with debts exceeding £2.7 million, leaving students and staff facing uncertainty. In the US, Norfolk, Virginia, celebrates its vibrant theatre scene with the 2025 Norfolk Theatre Festival, showcasing diverse performances from local companies and touring Broadway productions.

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