35,882 stories from The Stage
Flamenco maverick Rocio Molina deconstructs the norms of her form with an antic energy in Fallen From Heaven. As the title suggests,
Chris Goode and Company has cancelled a planned Edinburgh Fringe show and put the rest of its public-facing work on hold, citing
Should one turn down commercial castings with a certain casting director as everytime one goes to a certain casting office they are
For the first six months after leaving drama school I was very energetic and organised, planning out my days, making applications for
This ill-thought-out adaptation of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People hits all the wrong notes. It begins with the paper-thin love interest
Two years ago, we launched The Stage Debut Awards. The concept was to recognise the best emerging talent in theatre before they
While David Hare's satirical update of Ibsen's sprawling, richly mythic and dramatically cumbersome verse drama contains some witty lines and a magnetic
Costume departments working on some of theatre's biggest shows are bracing themselves for a no-deal Brexit, warning there could be significant disruption
Lea Salonga has won Olivier and Tony Awards, worked with Disney and is a judge on The Voice. The globally adored performer
While some musical theatre aficionados, myself included, know more than our fair share about queens, we know rather less about the Queen's.
This is still, probably, the best version of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's Jesus Christ Superstar there's ever been. Timothy Sheader's
The Italian word pasticcio can mean a number of things, but to 18th-century audiences it meant a sort of musical pudding made
Thomas Guthrie, who directs this semi-staging of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, is fascinated by the possibilities of puppets and masks. At the Barbican last
William Simons was already a familiar face on television when he became a household name as PC Alf Ventress in ITV's hit
An awards ceremony has been launched to recognise work that promotes better mental health in the industry. Mental health podcast Industry Minds
Bristol Old Vic's talent development programme has launched a new strand of in-kind support for artists and companies in the South West.
As a recent graduate of LAMDA, Douglas Fielding expected to play fresh-faced young bobby on the beat PC Quilley for just three
This is the first time in its 29-year history that Stafford Borough Council's annual Shakespeare festival has featured The Merchant of Venice.
After turning down a place at drama school due to the high fees, Shanay Holmes forged her own path into the industry,
Casting directors are increasingly demanding a diversity of skills from graduates. Susan Elkin talks to heads of courses at a selection of
Jasmine Lee-Jones' blistering debut play Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner takes place in two worlds: the Twittersphere and the 'real world',
My first job came about while I was still at drama school in 2010. The casting director for the National Theatre of
It was hard to envisage how any theatremaker could possibly do justice to Yann Martel's Booker-winning multimillion-selling novel about a boy named
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 dance? My desire to dance has always been strong. I went to classes at a localÂ
