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A new drama school is being launched in Brighton next year, offering the city’s only degree course in the performing arts. The
With two shows at the Criterion Theatre and a busy Christmas in the West End, Alec Connell tells Georgia Snow what that means for the
Wages for actors and stage managers working in subsidised repertory theatre are expected to increase by £50 per week, under what Equity
Sonia Friedman, Bristol Old Vic, the Menier Chocolate Factory and Graeae Theatre Company are among the nominees of The Stage Awards 2017,
Bradford's Alhambra Theatre and three other council-owned venues in the city could be sold, as the local authority faces shrinking budgets. The
Salisbury Playhouse has confirmed it is to submit a joint bid with two other organisations to Arts Council England for the next
Equity has condemned fringe venue the Print Room’s “unacceptable” casting of Caucasian actors in a play set in ancient China, claiming its
An investigation into illegal ticketing activity will be carried out by the Competition and Markets Authority. It comes amid ongoing debate around
The Welsh Government has committed to establishing an equivalent to Creative England as part of its bid to become the “most creatively
Dale Rooks is education director at Chichester Festival Theatre. As well as overseeing the organisation's learning, education and participation initiatives, she directs
A former employee at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry has pleaded guilty to stealing £5,000 in a ticketing scam. Graham Aylott, who
Graeae artistic director Jenny Sealey has claimed Arts Council England must do more to investigate why the number of disabled arts workers
Dreamgirls has announced it has extended its run at the Savoy Theatre until October 2017. The West End musical, which opened this
Birmingham Repertory Theatre is to receive a 62% cut in its funding from the council, meaning it will be operating with nearly
MPs are calling on the government to do more to help regional theatre weather the difficult financial climate, particularly around rebalancing funding
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom will be the next August Wilson play to be brought to the screen by Denzel Washington, the actor
Rambert has appointed Helen Shute as its new chief executive and executive producer. She replaces Nadia Stern, who leaves the company in
Most respondents to a poll by The Stage do not think it is acceptable to give standing ovations in the middle of
Black and minority ethnic representation among Arts Council-funded theatres is improving but the sector is still failing people with a disability, a
Five theatremakers from the West Midlands are to create new plays with and for communities across Birmingham as part of a new
Contemporary dance company Rambert has announced an artistic development partnership with the Dutch National Ballet to nurture choreographers and composers from both
Proposals to build a 650-seat temporary theatre in a West End park have been withdrawn after facing strong criticism from neighbours. Entertainment
Former Shakespeare’s Globe artistic director Dominic Dromgoole has teamed up with producer Nica Burns to launch a theatre company focused on classic
HM Revenue & Customs is to look into potential tax fraud within the secondary ticketing industry, in a move that has been
Performer Natasha Granger's first foray into writing and directing comes in the form of comedy pop musical 2 Become 1, featuring classic
