35,882 stories from The Stage
Andrew Lloyd Webber's and Tim Rice's bold, brash 1978 'rock opera' Evita is the ultimate star-making vehicle. The triple-threat performer playing Eva
From chicken coops to caves, Edinburgh is full of surprising storytelling corners. Lita Doolan discovers five of the best new venues this
Physicalising the exhausting, throbbing struggle when parts of your mind do battle with each other, Passengers is a probing look at both
Scotland's film and TV funding body is partnering with the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the first time in a bid to uncover
Nearly 3,400 productions benefitted from £78 million worth of theatre tax relief last year, new statistics show. This represents a £1 million
Breffni Holahan is the first winner of this year's The Stage Edinburgh Awards. She was given the accolade for her performance in
Actor and National Campaign for the Arts chair Samuel West has written an open letter to Boris Johnson, warning of the "grim"
Anya Tate-Manning's charming and gentle storytelling show is about the loss of a friend, but also more generally about the bonds that
The best three years of your life. That's what people ceaselessly say about university. What they don't mention is the anxiety, loneliness
Two years ago, Welsh company Dirty Protest Theatre brought Alan Harris' one-man play Sugar Baby to the Paines Plough Roundabout. It was
Shostakovich's ballet about a farm workers' collective in the Russian Steppes was briefly popular in 1935 until an article in Pravda damned
The character Billie Trix first appeared in the 2001 musical Closer to Heaven written by Jonathan Harvey with a score by Pet
Sadie Clark's Algorithms is a romcom with more com than rom. Using movie references, pop music, and online dating as its framework,
Every year, St Martin in the Fields holds a memorial service to commemorate the deaths of homeless people in London in the
Community Circle isn't really a show. Or rather, it is a show " of course, it is " but it's a show
A project to increase gender representation across more than 250 music organisations has received €1.4 million to expand its work over the
A theatre company that specialises in creating work for d/Deaf audiences has become embroiled in a row with the Edinburgh Fringe, over
A new initiative has been set up to encourage donations to black-led arts organisations. Yvette Griffith, executive director of music organisation Jazz
London fringe venue the Bunker has scaled back a production to a series of rehearsed readings, after admitting its planned staging of
With appropriate safety warnings dispensed outside, the audience are ushered into a corner of the stage. The theatre is darkened and a
Adopting a child is a complicated and emotionally testing process, as Daf James' play for Paines Plough's Roundabout space makes clear. It's
Iago only suspected it. Broadway star José Ferrer knows it: his wife is having an affair with his friend, and they're barely
Bence Vági has honed his circus acrobat troupe to a Zen-like level of movement-through-stillness in this dark and atavistic vision of masculinity
It's not been the brightest few months for the theatre, with stories of aggressive behaviour towards ushers, arguments over rights and two
In 2017, Miriam-Teak Lee won The Stage Debut Award for best actress in a musical for her performance in On the Town
