35,882 stories from The Stage
With music and words respectively by New Zealanders Gillian Whitehead and Fleur Adcock, Hotspur (1980) centres on Elizabeth Mortimer (1371"1417), the wife
The Musicians' Union is fighting restrictions faced by buskers performing at some of London's busiest tourist spots, which have been implemented following
A caravan that can seat 10 audience members is to host a festival of new writing, featuring work from writers including Abi
The 2019/20 season marks both the 80th anniversary of the Dundee Rep's opening and the 20th anniversary of the founding of its
After almost a century, marks left by the Second World War can still be seen across UK theatre. But it wasn't just
Marianne Elliott's gender-swapped production of Company has confirmed a Broadway transfer. Patti LuPone will reprise her role as Joanne, however Rosalie Craig
Originally the name of a Spanish colonial council, the word 'cabildo' also denotes the buildings in which such institutions carried out their
Courts in England and Wales will now consider the full impact of criminal damage on heritage buildings, including theatres, when sentencing offenders.
Anthony Almeida has won this year's Sir Peter Hall Director Award, which will see him helm a full-scale production at Curve in
A London theatre company is setting up an acting 'gym', aimed at giving performers a place to practice their craft regularly with
London's Menier Chocolate Factory has announced a revival of Sandy Wilson musical The Boy Friend. Directed by Matthew White, the production runs
Comedian Zoe Lyons is to star in the European premiere of An Act of God. The play, by David Javerbaum, has previously
Paul Nicholas is to star in the forthcoming tour of The Exorcist, which begins performances next week. Nicholas will play Father Merrin
Ben Jonson's 17th-century city comedy Bartholomew Fair is a sprawling play. It's stuffed with characters and teems with London life; it's not
One minute you're basking in the joy of winning the World Cup. The next you're finding it hard to scrape up the
The Greatest Play in the History of the World… starring Julie Hesmondhalgh is to have its London premiere this Christmas. Written by
At first glance, the post from SHN: Broadway in San Francisco, a presenter of major theatre tours on the west coast, looks
Rhodesia, 1978. Two visits coincide on the premises of Lady L's estate: Gordon and Oonagh have arrived to celebrate their mother's 60th
Fleabag. Fleabag, Fleabag, Fleabag. Few creations have risen as steeply or as swiftly as Phoebe Waller-Bridge's tragi-comic odyssey of sex and sadness,
Six plays from Òran Mór, Glasgow's award-winning lunchtime theatre, A Play, a Pie and a Pint, are to be broadcast on the
Claims of malpractice against Hoxton's Courtyard Theatre are "just the tip of the iceberg" and are indicative of wider issues of exploitation
A rep season featuring six actors in plays by writers such as Laura Wade has been pulled, with producers blaming loss of
Plans for a 567-seat theatre in Hampshire, costing £3.6 million, have been rejected by Fareham Borough Council. Community company Titchfield Festival Theatre
Only 11% of respondents to a survey of TV and film viewers could name 15 leading actresses over the age of 40,
Over its 25 years of existence Opera della Luna has given nearly 500 performances of the indestructible Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera,
