Steve Orme is a journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom, with a focus on local theater and arts. He writes for the British Theatre Guide and his work has also appeared in Derbyshire Live. Steve covers a range of topics including theater productions, festivals, and interviews with actors and directors in the local arts scene.
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Steve Orme's coverage focuses primarily on local entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on theater and performing arts in Birmingham and nearby areas. To effectively reach out to Steve, consider providing information about upcoming events, new productions, or unique developments within the local theater scene.
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Published: 3 September 2024 Reporter: Steve Orme Drag Race and musical theatre performer Divina De Campo, CBeebies favourite Gyasi
Three theatres are to mark the 80th anniversary of George Orwell's Animal Farm with a “dark, contemporary telling” of Orwell's classic novel.
Published: 5 September 2024 Reporter: Steve Orme The Royal Shakespeare Company and Wise Children have cast Hanif Kureishi's The
Seven actors have been added to the cast of Here and Now, presented by “pop sensation” Steps, which will have its première in Birmingham in November 2024.
Claybody Theatre has announced the cast for its première of Deborah McAndrew's play Bright Lights Over Bentilee
Rachel Jones, Katy Rooke and Elexi Walker whose credits include shows in America, China and the UK will take to the stage in The Queer Motherhood Project in Birmingham.
New-writing company Fifth Word has set up Fifth Word Playwrights, a free playwriting group for people living in or with a strong connection to the East Midlands.
An improved musical, a festive classic and an adult panto are among the attractions in the 2024 autumn and winter season at The Squire Performing Arts Centre in Nottingham.
Published: 7 September 2024 Reporter: Steve Orme Rural theatre companies Pentabus and New Perspectives are to tour Make Good , a
Leicester Curve's chief executive Chris Stafford and artistic director Nikolai Foster have received honorary Doctor of Arts degrees from De Montfort University.
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