35,882 stories from The Stage
The other day, as I got off the tube at Embankment, I had a craving for a Lion Bar, so I went
It's the season of making a little go a long way at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Designer Sherry Coenen explains how to
BECTU is exploring developing a sector-wide policy around equipping theatre staff with body cameras, after it emerged that some West End venues
The international tour of Titanic the Musical has pulled dates in Russia and Saudi Arabia, with cast and crew reportedly given their
Keisha Thompson is young people's producer at Contact in Manchester, chair of arts funding body Future Ventures' Fund and a participant in
Site-specific, immersive murder mystery company, ImmerCity, invites audiences to travel back in time to 1955 and the ill-fated wedding of Maud Sweetly
The Inbetweeners' Joe Thomas will star in a UK tour of What's In a Name?, an adaptation of the French comedy Le
Francesco Cilea's L'Arlesiana " based on Daudet's play L'Arlésienne, a tragic love story set in a Provencal village " never achieved the
Jeff Clarke set up Opera della Luna in 1994 to stage the neglected repertoire of comic operas and operettas. He tells George
Jumbling together a selection of micro-plays from Tony award-winning writer Christopher Durang, The Actor's Nightmare is as shallow and disordered as any
As the daughter of famous performers, Kate Burton has forged her own distinguished stage career, known for playing Chekhov and Shakespeare as
Plans for a 3,000-capacity live performance and music venue in Chichester have been withdrawn. The move follows "significant concerns" from the Theatres
Cassie Chadderton is to step down as head of UK Theatre. She has been in the role since 2016, and will leave
Reports of increasingly disruptive behaviour from audiences at West End venues has prompted some theatres to trial the use of body cameras,
Oklahoma! " Festival Theatre, Chichester Josie Lawrence and last year's The Stage Debut Award-winner Amara Okereke star in Jeremy Sams' new production of
Unlike some commentators in the tabloid press, I rather doubt that West End theatre ushers being issued with bodycams signals the imminent
This month, I have mainly been overwhelmed by admiration for actors. In the course of auditioning for one play and workshopping another,
This week's production news includes Layton Williams and Shane Richie confirmed to star in the UK tour of Everybody's Talking About Jamie,
Ushers have revealed their experiences of dealing with increasingly aggressive audience members, with incidents ranging from verbal abuse and threatening behaviour to
Complicité, Punchdrunk and English Touring Theatre have become the latest organisations to sign up to a board-shadowing programme aimed at diversifying theatre
Theatre companies taking work to this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe have joined together to encourage funded organisations to pay to see their
Lad and Lass are on the run " from what, it's never quite clear. They're living in a smelly squat, fighting about
Kieran Hurley tells David Pollock how class consciousness and Glasgow's Arches theatre helped shape his award-winning writing about human relations, masculinity and
An Enlightenment tract, Mozart's The Magic Flute is equally a reminder of the limitations of that movement in terms of its views
Susie McKenna, former creative director of Hackney Empire, is joining the Kiln Theatre as an associate director. She has been appointed alongside
