A newly arrived woman from Sudan is placed in cramped temporary accommodation.with two other families. Strangers. Forced together. No space is personal.

A new play about the Calais ‘jungle’ refugee camp is in development at the National Theatre.

UK theatre industry as “hideously white”, says a new diversity report commissioned by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Charlotte Church, Carl Barât, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Magic Numbers, Kathryn Williams, Lock, the Dirty Pretty Strings and Simon Munnery perform in a child refugee fundraiser.

A return of the one-man adaptation of Conrad’s 'Heart of Darkness',

As artistic director of a theatre group in London, Christine Bacon is offered many scripts and articles, few of which hit the mark. This one was different.

For over nine years the 'We the Peoples Film Festival' has screened more than 150 films on human rights, development, security and peace.

South Africa, Nollywood and migration almost steal the Film Africa show – but this year’s festival is bigger than that, with more than 50 titles from 22 countries.

Mark Rylance has said he will not work for the Royal Shakespeare Company again while it is still sponsored by BP.

This year's Film Africa festival (28 October-6 November) showcase 52 films from 22 African countries, including 33 UK and European premieres.