265 stories by "Natalie Woolman"
Barons Court Theatre: A royal crisis is at hand: there is no British heir, Queen Anne has suffered the tragedy of miscarriages, the betrayal of friends and the threat of the Jacobites in a r…
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Shakespeare's Globe, London: A strong ensemble and comic choreography - of movement, timing and sound - are the bedrock of successful farce and this production of a …
The Arts Theatre, London: Storm in a Flower Vase feels like a TV drama: it's not just the short scenes, or the fact it breezes through several years in a couple of hours, it is its inti…
Riverside Studios, London: The Speed Twins aims high: a metaphysical comedy drama about female sexuality set in heaven, where heaven is in fact a reincarnation of the Kings Road lesbian nigh…
London Welsh Centre, London: During one of London's hottest summers, the National Theatre of Scotland brings snow. The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart is set in the Scottish Borders o…
Chichester Festival Theatre: The problem with Janet Suzman's production of Antony and Cleopatra is that it's distracting. Rather than clarifying one of Shakespeare's most ambi…
Jermyn Street, London: The warmth of this 1992 seaside comedy reverberates round the walls of the Jermyn Street Theatre. Fresh from a run in New York as part of the Brits off Broadway season…
Shadow culture secretary Harriet Harman has called for the Intellectual Property Office to be given powers to police breaches of copyright.
Chester's Vaudeville Weekend has become the latest in a string of events to be cancelled due to the bad weather this summer.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is to move into the Treasury's building, The Stage has learned.
Trustees of the Elizabethan Rose Theatre are in the process of submitting a Lottery bid which could see the final section of the site excavated if successful.
The British Museum will unveil its flagship exhibition on Shakespeare's "world and works" next week as part of the Cultural Olympiad.
Front row seats in the Olivier at the National Theatre are no longer available to buy on the day of a performance, a move that one patron has described as "desperately sad".
Only one in 30 residents living in the six Olympic boroughs are planning to attend cultural events associated with the games this summer, including the London 2012 Festival programme.
Theatre buildings such as the Garsington Opera Pavilion and the Lyric in Belfast have been recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects in its 2012 awards.
New research commissioned by Google and rights body PRS for Music has identified the business models that support online copyright infringement.
The Really Useful Group has launched a mobile app to accompany the upcoming arena tour of Jesus Christ Superstar and TV talent show Superstar, which launches this evening.
Neil Webb has been appointed as the British Council's new director of drama and dance, and has said he wants to create more opportunities for UK companies to collaborate with artists worldwi…
Film maker Nataasha van Kampen has died aged 28.
Disco musical Daddy Cool is to tour the UK this autumn, starring Jane McDonald.
Idina Menzel is to give a series of concert performances in the West End and on tour this autumn.
Tara Arts is to stage a new version of The Miser by Moliere, which has been adapted and re-set in modern-day India.
Contact in Manchester has received £175,000 from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation to develop a new festival of young people's ideas in partnership with other venues including Batters…
George Entwistle has been appointed as director general of the BBC and will replace Mark Thompson this autumn.
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has launched plans for an independent funding platform that will allow people to give money to arts organisations using their mobile phones.
