Richard Jordan

The recovery of the West End will be tough post-Covid – it will need to conjure up the magic of seeing a show and turn productions into events in order to attract new and returning audiences, says Richard Jordan

Richard Jordan says he hopes a revival of religious interest in the pandemic might lead to a revival of Stephen Schwartz musical Children of Eden

Once Theatreland’s most famous bit-part actor, Robert Baddeley’s name lives on with the annual tradition of his Twelfth Night cake – a potent reminder that gestures of unity are key to ensuring the industry’s continued success

A quiz seems a fitting way to look back at some of the moments and people that have made this a remarkable year in theatre, says Richard Jordan

With boarded-up high street shops likely to remain a common sight around the UK even after a Covid vaccine is distributed, we could learn from Chicago, where artists have turned empty stores into a profusion of pop-up venues, writes Richard Jordan

Let’s give thanks for fringe festivals, and the opportunities they will afford those entering the industry post-pandemic, says producer Richard Jordan

Despite what has been a horrible year, this crisis has reaffirmed that our industry is filled with remarkable people, says producer Richard Jordan

The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted our sector’s many inequalities, says producer Richard Jordan – let’s use this moment to reflect on how best to build a fairer industry as we look to reopening

The viral story of 80-year-old composer Paul Harvey, who had his composition played by the BBC Philharmonic, shows the power of music to carry us through in these dark times, says Richard Jordan

The latest lockdown presents a colossal challenge for the industry, but if we support each other the show will go on again