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The theme of destiny runs through the second mixed programme presented by the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at Sadler's Wells. It's
Sexual attitudes might have undergone massive changes in the 50-odd years since Alan Ayckbourn scored his first major hit with Relatively Speaking,
Working on four shows at the RSC this year alongside TV and film projects, Rc-Annie is a partnership of top UK stage
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has unveiled new branding and a new logo at its London home, bringing the theatre production
Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz has hailed UK musical theatre performers as "the best actors in the world", claiming that any snobbery aimed
It's been nearly seven years since Lucy Prebble's last play " 2012's The Effect " and over 10 since her Olivier-nominated smash-hit
The first night of the UK and Ireland tour of 9 to 5 the Musical was cancelled part-way through, due to slippery
Hampstead Theatre has vowed to "continue to champion freedom of expression", after a whistleblower featured in its latest play accused Chinese officials
After graduating from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Isobel McArthur set up theatre company Blood of the Young with director Paul Brotherston.
Premiering in 1932, Somerset Maugham's interwar drama, For Services Rendered, captures the changing fortunes of an extended country family all concealing various
Playwright, screenwriter and journalist Peter Nichols has died aged 92. A statement from Nichols' agent said the writer died peacefully on September
Playwright Winsome Pinnock has urged writers not to appropriate other people's stories to benefit their career. The comments were made during a
English National Opera is to scrap plus-ones to established reviewers, as it launches a new scheme aimed at developing new critical voices.
Examining loneliness, love, and co-dependence, Chloe Moss' How Love Is Spelt is an intricate and intriguing character study. Delicate, dreamlike, yet keenly
The word 'chiaroscuro' has a number of meanings; one of which is the quality of being veiled, or partly in shadow. Jackie
This week, The Stage looked ahead to shows opening this autumn. As the West End prepares to welcome three new musicals, we're
Broadway musical Pretty Woman has confirmed the Piccadilly theatre as the venue for its London run. The show, an adaptation of the
When Harvey Fierstein conceived his original Torch Song Trilogy in the late 1970s the gay liberation movement was still very much in
Sometimes, when I want to cry, I look up the latest arts stories coming out of Britain's major news outlets. Not the
I always love the first couple of weeks of September when theatre has a back-to-school vibe. There is nothing like the start
HighTide Festival " Aldeburgh, Suffolk The Suffolk festival of new writing features a line-up including The Stage Edinburgh Awards winners Nigel Barrett
Opera and sport both involve feats of technical prowess, dramatic climaxes and intense fervour among their fans. R'Otello, presented by London-based Samoan
There's magic to be found deep in the bowels of Alexandra Palace. At least, that's what RIFT's production would like you to
A former ticket sales manager with Belfast's Grand Opera House has avoided jail after pleading guilty to stealing more than £20,000 from
Jewish artists who were involved in a row about cultural appropriation have formed a collective to encourage an industry-wide conversation about engaging
