35,882 stories from The Stage
If you can bear to sit through 35 minutes of very testing, very incomprehensible movement and sound, the payoff for Ontroerend Goed's
Rhys Slade-Jones is extremely Welsh. He grew up in Treherbert, a small town in The Valleys, just like his parents before him,
Peter Pan, the opening production at the Troubadour White City Theatre in west London, will close nearly two months earlier than planned,
Fine Mess Theatre offers a new take on death. With A Wake in Progress, it presents an interactive piece of theatre that
The clock is ticking. Robert Icke's reworking of Sophocles " his first production for Internationaal Theater Amsterdam, performed in Dutch with surtitles
Jamie is desperate to prove that he's a real man. Real men can do 40 press-ups in a row and drink beer
Leading employers and figures from across the creative industries are calling on the education secretary Gavin Williamson to scrap the English Baccalaureate
Never go back, they say. Aspiring poet and English Lit student Tay finds out why when she returns home to Dundee for
Some fringe shows are battering rams. They thunder around in gumboots, stamping their feet. Others are more delicate, lace-like and trusting. Emergency
An opera about a singing contest would seem an obvious candidate for a modern-era production and that's exactly what Fulham Opera has
William Boyd is used to having his formidable array of novels adapted for the screen. Here, though, he has written " only
There's a line you often hear spoken around Edinburgh at festival time: "It's a great fringe show." But while the intention may have been to
I went to see a great show at Summerhall the other evening called The Afflicted. Produced by Scottish company Groupwork, the show
The winner of a new competition celebrating poster design at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe has been announced. Theatre marketing designer Bob King,
In her concept album on stage, Zoe Nà Riordáin uses sound and symbol, rather than story, to create connections with the audience
Johan Harstad's Norwegian novel, on which this show is based, is all about the deliberate quest to be second best " to
When Harry Josephine Giles catches the whining drone at the beginning of their multimedia cabaret, it's like they're squashing an insect, and
The roots of director and creator Bence Vagi's most recent Cirque Danse creations are clear in Paris de Nuit, the circus evocation
A woman walks into a bar. It's not the start of a joke, but the end of Richard Gadd's comedy career. In
US star Lyndsy Fonseca, known for her roles in films and TV shows including Kick-Ass, Desperate Housewives and How I Met Your
For those not in the loop, the Dream Phone was a board game in which girls got to chat to the guy
Melissa (Heather Wilkins) likes glitter. I mean, really likes glitter. She also likes dancing routines to Spice Girl tracks, sparkly bum bags,
The second set of winners for The Stage Edinburgh Awards 2019 have been announced. Prizes have gone to Alice Vilanculo for her
Musicians are calling on the government to cover any additional costs incurred when travelling to the EU for work in the event
West London venue the Bush Theatre has renamed its main auditorium after philanthropist Charles Holloway. The 190-seat Holloway Theatre will be named
