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As, nominations open for the 2013 awards, we shine the spotlight on this year’s winners. To nominate an organisation for The Stage 100 Awards 2013, click here School of the year 2012: …
BBC tax and funding, fringe investment losses, in support of the Live Music Act and Spotlight at 85
Nominations for next year's Stage 100 Awards open this week, with theatre organisations across the UK given the opportunity to put themselves forward for consideration. The Stage 100 Awards …
Continuing the colour-blind casting debate, classics for children, fear of true horror and honours for West and Scales?
An arts inclusive EBac?, transfer ready plays, Savile editorial and Ruthie's dad
Dumbing down Shakespeare, cheap tickets for under 26 year-olds, not another Spooks and welcome return of Edna O'Brien
Suits matter, venues suffer, reviewers bite " and Bygraves and Lom remembered
A selection of winners’ pictures from the 2011 Theatre UK Awards at Banqueting House, LondonThe post Theatre UK Awards 2011 in pictures appeared first on The Stage.
Some do support poorer students Your news story 'Top actors plan drama school for poorer students' is misleading. In fact, most of the schools in the government's Dance and Drama Awards sche…
In the first of our new weekly polls on our home page, we have been asking “Are arenas suitable for musical theatre?” The full poll will close on Thursday, but raising the questi…
XL Video recently supplied Stealth LED screens as part of an impressive specials package for Canadian electro artist/producer Deadmau5's highly visual performance at the 2012 iTunes festival…
The inaugural PLASA Golf Day took place recently at the Drift Golf Club, East Horsley, Surrey, organised by PLASA with assistance from White Light and Delta Sound, and the proceeds going to …
Orbital Sound has announced its new Mixing Musicals training course, due to take place over October 23-24. Designed to help aspiring theatre sound operators take their show mixing skills to …
This year's Frank Matcham Society seminar will be held on November 9 at the recently restored Theatre Royal on Grey Street, Newcastle.
AC Entertainment Technologies Ltd was officially announced as the exclusive UK distributor for Italian manufacturer Griven's innovative LED lighting solutions at the recent PLASA 2012 show, …
XL Video recently supplied Stealth LED screens as part of an impressive specials package for Canadian electro artist/producer Deadmau5's highly visual performance at the 2012 iTunes festival…
Against the backdrop of a dark, remote northern town, three remarkable young women live their lives brightly. Haworth, 1840s: in a gloomy parsonage where there are neither curtains nor comfo…
The King and I is loved as one of the greatest musicals of all time. Seen by millions of people across the world since it was first performed in 1951, when it was showered with awards an…
Hunting through an old chest, the newly crowned James I discovers the controversial legacy of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's notorious second wife. Time jumps back 70 years, when the witty and fl…
An action-packed musical adventure for the whole family, Swallows and Amazons is a story of an idyllic era, of endless summer evenings and the beauty of youthful imagination. Based on the mu…
On the face of it, a play based on correspondence between George Bernard Shaw and the temperamental Edwardian actress Mrs Patrick Campbell does not sound like a tempting theatrical experienc…
One of the most respected figures in the world of film animation, John Coates died while updating his most famous production, The Snowman, which is shown on television every Christmas.
Adrian Vaux, who died at his home in Israel on September 21, aged 76, was a distinguished international stage designer.
With his songwriting partner, Burt Bacharach, Hal David wrote the words of dozens of Top 40 hits, making him one of the most successful lyricists of the past century. During the 1960s, the s…
