The Diary of One Who Disappeared review at Linbury Theatre, London " 'frustratingly glacial'
Czech composer Janacek began The Diary of One Who Disappeared in August 1917, shortly after his fateful meeting with Kamila Stosslova, a
Czech composer Janacek began The Diary of One Who Disappeared in August 1917, shortly after his fateful meeting with Kamila Stosslova, a
In 2003, the Young Vic staged Tanika Gupta's Salford update of Harold Brighouse's robust play " originally written in 1915, and set
Okwui Okpokwasili's solo show, inspired by her memories of growing up in New York's Bronx, starts with a prolonged period of shaking.
There are only two shows nominated for the Tony award for best musical revival this Sunday: Kiss Me, Kate and Oklahoma!. It
There is more trans visibility on stage and screen than ever and this should be celebrated, says Talisa Garcia, star of BBC1's
Manon Lescaut was Puccini's first great success, but while it is full of marvellous moments, it is haphazardly built. Only in the
Support for performers at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe is to be boosted, as the organisation behind it announces its biggest programme
Preston Guild Hall and Charter Theatre's operating company has gone into administration, just days after the venue closed when takeover talks stalled.
Sheffield Theatres' stage management team has won at this year's SMA National Stage Management Awards. Sponsored by The Stage, the awards took
It was interesting to read about the performer sleeping under the bridge last week, but unfortunately for some of us closer to
June 3, 2004: Olivier-winning actor Nichola McAuliffe enjoyed a brief stint as a theatre critic for the Daily Mail. However, after a
Tabard hears complaints on almost a daily basis of pesky audience members interrupting performances with their mobile phones. Andrew Scott has previously
Carley Stenson and Ore Oduba have joined the cast of touring musical Curtains, alongside the previously announced Jason Manford. They have been
Principal dancer Yasmine Naghdi makes a blazing debut in The Firebird in the Royal Ballet's latest triple bill. Against the mysterious glimmer
Andrew Hall's first job after graduating from LAMDA " as Russell, the son of Ria (Wendy Craig) and sibling of Adam (Nicholas
A ticketing website for families is launching next month. It will use feedback and recommendations to make it easier for parents to
I have spent most of the last 16 months in touring shows. It's been an excellent crash course in being a working
Dear @westendproducer if you were an actor who was understudying for a role and you wanted to go on in that role
When Sam (Michelle Fox) was 13 she was kidnapped. Salvation took the shape of a man with a gun. As an adult
The news that theatre critics Henry Hitchings and Fiona Mountford will no longer be writing for the London Evening Standard is not
The more familiar you are with A Doll's House, the better you'll be able to appreciate the scope, sophistication and fierce intelligence
Matt Henry has revealed he was forced to leave Kinky Boots when he had his son because it did not have the
From selling ice cream at the Adelphi to winning an Olivier for Kinky Boots at the same venue, Matt Henry has seen
Theatre, in days gone by, made its own stars. Neon lights shone with the names of actors whose careers had been made