Review: Review: Curtains (Rose Theatre Kingston)
Stephen Bill's show is revived for its 30th anniversary
Stephen Bill's show is revived for its 30th anniversary
Cirque du Soleil clown Gerald Regitschnig explains how he got started in the profession
The group previously had a run at The Other Palace over Christmas
Tonic Theatre's Lucy Kerbel chats with Talawa Theatre's executive director
The musical will feature the songs of Cliff Richard
Christopher William Hill's surreal Gothic play makes its premiere in Plymouth
The biennial festival runs throughout June
The show is set during the First World War
Dumbwise Theatre bring an actor-musician version of the Euripides play to the Bunker
Patsy Ferran stars in the revival production of Tennessee Williams' play
Check out these pictures of all the fun being had onstage at the WhatsOnStage Awards this year
The show opens at Rose Theatre, Kingston
The actor is to be replaced in the upcoming world premiere of Joe Penhall's play
The production opens at the end of the year
The Dancing on Ice judge will play the agent in Joel Paley and Marvin Laird's all-female character musical
Box office revenues exceeded £700,000,000 according to SOLT figures just released
Adam Lenson reflects on how writers and musicians are pushing boundaries at this year's BEAM festival
Jude Christian directs the adaptation of Falk Richter's play, originally written in German
Kate Hewitt directs the regional premiere of Peter Morgan's play
Sheila Hancock stars in the adaptation of the 1971 film
The theatre producer won the Equity Services to Theatre Award at this year' WhatsOnStage Awards
As he prepares to open in Sheffield's Frost/Nixon, Jonathan Hyde reflects on how he avoided the Vietnam War to head to drama school and the pitfalls of Nixon
The actress was speaking at this year's WhatsOnStage Awards where she won for her role in The Addams Family
The Broadchurch actress was speaking at the WhatsOnStage Awards where she won for her performance in Lucy Kirkwood's Mosquitoes
With award-winning playwrights like Lucy Kirkwood, Jack Thorne and Jez Butterworth all writing shows for TV, Sarah Crompton examines what it means for the two industries