35,882 stories from The Stage
Mardi Gras has come to Shakespeare's Globe. New associate director Sean Holmes' inventive and colourful production is a heady summer treat. It
The power of Brenda Russell, Allee Willis and Stephen Bray's 2004 musical, based on Alice Walker's seminal tale of black womanhood and
In Plymouth, the Theatre Royal has just undergone an impressive refurbishment, culminating in the installation of a 23ft-high statue in front of
Touring means months away from home and living out of a suitcase, but for actors of colour there are other difficulties to
The band is back together. Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, the playwright and director behind the mega-hit Harry Potter play, are reunited
Building work has started on a new £1.1 billion cultural quarter in east London, as another £11 million in funding is announced
Created for Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet in 1989, Hobson's Choice was one of David Bintley's earliest creations. This revival celebrates his final
David Greig's 2011 play tells the story of a straight-laced academic whose conference trip to Kelso veers disturbingly into the unknown. Anna
Actor Jake Sawyers recently took part in theatre company Extant's Pathways programme, which is a year-long bespoke training scheme for visually impaired
Most famous actors will have a good tale or two to tell about encounters with over-enthusiastic fans. However, Robert Lindsay can probably
Selladoor's plans to launch its new south London venue are being presented as a done deal, but there has been no public
July 3, 1919: Writing just after the signing of the Peace Treaty of Versailles that brought the First World War to an
The planned Shakespeare North Playhouse will receive a further £4 million of local government funding to support an increase in expected construction
When the lights blew during Jeremy Herrin's production of Noises Off, it wasn't yet another misstep in farce-within-a-farce Nothing On " rather
Soho Theatre has announced plans to reposition itself as a playhouse, as it reveals it is moving to a producer-led model. The
Theatre peeps " directors, producers, writers: what if unproduced/available #scripts were accessible online? Could #tech make genuine artistic connections, or is the
This year's winner of The Stage Scholarship at Sylvia Young Theatre School is 12-year-old Gretchen Withecomb, from Lewisham in London. The award
I did my first immersive show as a graduate last year. It was a small, site-specific one, but enjoyable and I learned
Tyger Drew-Honey is to star in a touring production of Laura Wade's Posh. The show begins a five-week tour opening at Oxford
While other shows in Elizabeth Newman's inaugural repertory season have emphasised nostalgic musical theatre and light comedy, Newman's only entirely self-directed piece
"I want more," says Nadia (Claire Lams) to Daniel (Jon Foster), the man with whom she is having a long-term affair. Specifically,
A playwright with more than 60 scripts to his name, Alan Drury was also the first literary manager to be appointed by
My degree course at Middlesex was very supportive of students seeking creative opportunities outside the curriculum. Before graduating, three fellow students and
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