We all love Dolly. She wrote all the songs for 9 to 5. On Broadway, the musical had a short life, as did attempts on London’s ...

And there's a reason that the TV show, "The Office," which started in the UK in 2001 and hinges ... their hours away from that 9-to-5 schedule, and instead moving work into the evenings and ...

The story behind the scenes of this year’s Falkirk Bohemians production is like an actual plot from a musical as fate and ...

9 to 5 co-star Coleman, and Katharine Hepburn. Fonda has not slowed down and continued to work steadily in the ‘90s, 2000s, and beyond. Some of her most famous work is the Netflix show Grace and ...

Flexibility is the umbrella term used to describe any role that breaks the traditional norm of a rigid 9-to-5, five-day ... next role 70% of UK employees feel that flexible working makes a job ...

The Eurovision 2023 stage design is an intrinsic ... contest – taking place this week (9 – 13 May) in Liverpool, UK. The set's creators, New York-based stage architecture experts Yellow Studio have ...

There were also those who believed that watching a play was a lazy pastime, and that people should be at work ... 12.5% of the theatre. The Globe Theatre was shaped like a doughnut. The stage ...

Act 1.5 – named after the UN ... reducing GHG emissions – from stage to field; we can all do that right now,” he said. “This August we’ll show that major live music shows can be done ...

In his March Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt set out a series of measures designed to encourage people to find work, or increase their hours. That's about 1.5 million ... About 9.4 million of ...

fortifying her heavenly vocals with thundering guitar riffs and a stage show that was quite literally incendiary. Capturing the spirit of the festival as a whole was Tøyen Holding—aka producer ...

The ONS said hairdressing was one sector that recovered lost ground in December The UK economy shrank by a record 9.9 ... by 12.5%. Chancellor Rishi Sunak told the BBC: "Today's figures show ...

That's about 1.5 million people ... a small part of the nearly 11 million working-age people (aged 16-64) who were not in a paid job in 2023. About 9.4 million of them are not called "unemployed".