The Latest Breaking News from Equity

LOS ANGELES — "Jagged Little Pill" was never supposed to go down easy. The jukebox musical was intended to echo its namesake: Alanis Morissette's multi-Grammy-winning 1995 album, which launched her as a beacon of unapologetic honesty and unwavering conviction, especially when singing about tough subjects. So, likewise, the stage show…

With research showing sexual harassment is a routine occurrence, there is growing demand for arts venues to commit to protecting entertainers

The entertainment union Equity have called on the Edinburgh Fringe Society to compensate performers affected by the removal of the official Fringe…

London venue with long history of offering training and networking has become Seven Dials Playhouse

One irritating theatre reviewer shouldn’t hide the fact that too many writers pull punches

Equity, the trade union for performing arts and entertainment held a demonstration outside the entrance to Phoenix Dance Theatre

Performing arts practitioners’ union says Covid exacerbated contributory factors such as job insecurity and low pay

Actor’s union Equity calls for Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group to compensate performers in both new and incoming cast

Despite opening to rave reviews, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical will end in London on June 12 after less than a year.

Equity says ‘sacking by press release’ from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End show caused pain and distress

Comedians such as Nish Kumar say they have noticed a change since crowds have returned to clubs