35,882 stories from The Stage
Plans have been announced for a new £3.2 million arts centre for children in North Wales. The purpose-built facility in Bangor will
A carbon-neutral show powered by bike and solar power, and a venue made entirely from upcycled pianos have been named winners of
The 1999 movie Cruel Intentions transported the intrigues of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos' novel Les Liaisons dangereuses to present day Manhattan. It
This is not immersive theatre, nor is it trying to be. It is an immersive treasure hunt, and it's an excellent one
In a dressing room at the Edinburgh Fringe, a cabaret star Ginger Johnson collapses under the stress of alt-right politics, global warming
We're shamefully late to The Secret River in the UK. Kate Grenville's 2005 novel is a high water mark of Australian literature
It's unlikely you are going to be greeted with more enthusiasm than you are by the cast of Jekyll and Hyde. Adopting
Jordan Waller is possibly best known for his role as Lord Arthur Paget in ITV's Victoria. In this self-penned, autographical piece Waller
This is the second one-man work from Lewis Doherty. The first, last year's Wolf, was a playful, cinematic, mime-heavy parody of a
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â€�…
How did you start off in theatre? I am a dancer and then became a choreographer and artistic director for my own
The Edinburgh Fringe has historically been successful for Stef Smith, who won a host of awards for Roadkill in 2010. This year
What two things do you need to come to the fringe? Financial clout and bravery would be high on my list, and
Perhaps our new prime minister has more in common with his European counterparts than it appears at first glance. When he made
Sometimes, as theatre designers, we're left on our own in the auditorium. Maybe it's a lunch break during tech and we're tweaking
In the 1960s, a scientist named Margaret Lovatt attempts on behalf of NASA to teach a dolphin called Peter to speak, in
The award-winning playwright and director has scored a series of Broadway transfers from his Chicago theatre. He tells Howard Sherman why community-generated
Founded in 2015, Phosphorus Theatre has made a name for itself with a set of autobiographical shows created and performed by child
France becomes the EU and England becomes the worst of its lager swilling, hooligan stereotypes in Loveday Ingram's interpretation of Henry V.
Whether he is adding electronica to Elsinore or recreating the bustle of Naples, Jon Nicholls' soundscapes are much in demand. He tells
Like a mirror image of A Star is Born, this one-man musical set in 1960s America follows Ash Phoenix as his hopes
Never-before-seen photographs of actors including Phoebe Waller-Bridge, David Tennant and Helen Mirren are to feature in a major new exhibition. Throughout his
Harry Josephine Giles has created a show at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe exploring the symbolism of a drone. Giles tells Giverny
Dritan Kastrati was 11 years old when his parents sent him on a treacherous journey from his home in northern Kosovo across
The monumental impact of being deaf is explored in Hélène Blackburn's physically intense choreography for 9, performed by her company Cas Public
