35,882 stories from The Stage
Surviving on little more than Faith, Hope and Charity, a group of volunteers, vulnerable adults and desperate families gather in a dilapidated
The really sad thing about Penelope Skinner's tragicomic Eigengrau is that, in the nine years since it opened at London's Bush Theatre,
Rosa Postlethwaite's one-woman show Composed is a spiky, fractured, insinuating thing. An examination of both what it is to work in theatre
"Lunatic", "insane", "mad" " synonyms for crazy pop up regularly in Rebecca Lenkiewicz's version of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People.
We all have to start somewhere. This is the beauty of The Stage Debut Awards, which last Sunday celebrated another year of
Why does it feel like we've been here before? Let me count the ways: the zillionth beloved-film-to-banal-musical adaptation the West End has
"I think the people in this country have had enough of experts…" So opined Michael Gove to Sky News' Faisal Islam on
Often referred to as Spain's most represented female playwright, Paloma Pedrero is bringing a bilingual production of her play The Eyes of
Mashing together family melodrama, a rags-to-riches success story and a little supernatural horror, Stardust is an ambitious new musical struggling under the
Melissa Jacques, who has understudied the role of Margaret New in Everybody's Talking About Jamie for over a year, is to take
Two lost souls meet in an anonymous hotel room. Lucia, an unhappily married businesswoman, has paid Angel, a visually impaired young man,
For school leavers wishing to pursue a career in the performing arts or actors keen to brush up their skills, a foundation
As Dundee Rep celebrates its 80th birthday and 20 years of its resident ensemble, artistic director Andrew Panton tells David Pollock about
A stream of Southern Gothic runs slow and hot through Lisa D'Amour's play, first performed in Texas in 2001. A tang of
Three quarters of stage managers who work with prompt desks have regularly experienced back or muscle pain as a result of their
The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced a major new conference for teachers, advocating the importance of creative learning. The event will feature
Graeae artistic director Jenny Sealey has called on the government to bring back funding for theatre in education. Sealey argued that theatre
Kasper Holten's legacy to the Royal Opera includes this 2014 production of Mozart's dark comedy, which had a pretty mixed reception first
Ronnie Larsen's previous plays include Making Porn and Sleeping With Straight Men. Possessing a less provocative title, Now and Then is an
My first professional sound design job came while I was still studying for my postgraduate diploma at RADA in 2014 " a
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details… Ros
How did you start in theatre? I attended an arts-focused secondary school in Australia called St Ursula's College. After leaving and being
Bohuslav Martinu's The Greek Passion may be more than 60 years old, but its contemporary relevance is stinging. The Czech composer's opera,
Science fiction and horror are incredibly difficult to do well on stage. David Greig's new adaptation of Solaris, directed by Matthew Lutton,
Emma Thompson has been appointed as a new patron of Graeae Theatre Company. The actor and screenwriter joins Peter Blake, Harriet Walter
