Barbara Eifler to leave post as SMA executive director
Barbara Eifler is to step down as executive director of the Stage Management Association after 13 years in post.
Barbara Eifler is to step down as executive director of the Stage Management Association after 13 years in post.
Opera impresario Raymond Gubbay has become the latest Theatreland figure to express his concerns about the potential effect of the London 2012 Olympics on theatre attendance in the capital.
The Stage's Alistair Smith rounds up the week in theatre " from three productions of The Great Gatsby to the funniest joke of 2011, plus the best theatrical tweetersGreat GatsbiesYou wait ye…
Dirty Dancing is to extend its UK tour into the summer of 2013, with producers announcing five more dates.
Matt Smith has been appointed as patron of the Royal Court's Young Writers Festival.
Christopher Eccleston has been cast in the National Theatre's forthcoming production of Antigone.
A replacement for the old Westminster Theatre will finally open this autumn, following a protracted and sometimes bitter decade-long battle to create a new purpose-built, mid-scale theatre i…
A third London stage adaptation of The Great Gatsby has been announced in two days, with a musical version due to open at the King's Head Theatre in August.
Madani Younis has unveiled his inaugural season as artistic director of London's Bush Theatre, saying he intends to take more work "beyond the building".
London theatre enjoyed a record-breaking 2011, with box office 3% up on 2010, but attendances falling by 1.7%.
Time Out Group has bought theatre website Whatsonstage.com, the company's third acquisition in the last three months.
Total audiences at subsidised theatres across England have dropped by 8% percent over the last two years, according to figures released by Arts Council England.
Cast members from the 1985 production of Les Miserables will continue to receive royalties from the original London cast recording of the musical, after Equity settled a dispute which began …
The Stage this week unveils its largest ever bank of scholarships for aspiring performers and theatre staff, with 72 awards on offer across 17 schools, worth a total of up to £620,000.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced its 2012/13 winter season in Stratford-upon-Avon, featuring a new family production on the main stage.
Local authorities will be able to seek advice on how best to sustain their support for arts services in the face of funding cuts, under a new scheme being launched by the Theatrical Manageme…
One of the Edinburgh Fringe's leading venue operators, Remarkable Arts, is being wound up, owing tens of thousands of pounds in unpaid box office receipts to companies who staged work at its…
Musicians and actors have held a protest in the West End against Westminster City Council's plans to extend parking charges in the borough.
Scrubs star Zach Braff is to make his UK stage acting debut in his own play, All New People.
Arts Council England and Creative and Cultural Skills have published guidelines for arts organisations wanting to take on interns, including that they pay them at least national minimum wage.
From One Man, Two Guvnors hitting the West End, to this week's theatre award winners. Plus Brucie at the Albert Hall and Rocky the musicalAlistair Smith
While @westendproducer poses as an impresario, many producers don't even know what Twitter is, still less have the time. Might a resting actor be to blame?Thanks to an article in the Observe…
The sing-along version of the film musical Grease has announced a major UK tour for 2012, which will visit 80 theatres across the country.
Poor Spider-Man's caught in a web of law suits and there's no room for Spacey on the Evening Standard theatre awards shortlist; meanwhile Sooty meets Chicago in the West End. The Stage's Ali…
Kevin Spacey and James Corden have missed out on the shortlist for the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards, in a line-up that is full of surprises.