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Jonathan Kent's straightforward production, with handsome designs by the late Paul Brown, has framed some memorable performances since its unveiling in 2006
Julia Pascal's Blueprint Medea loosely transposes Euripides' tragedy to modern day London. In her version, the title character (Ruth D'Silva) is an
Lesley Sharp and David Morrissey will star in the world premiere of Jack Thorne's The End of History… at the Royal Court
Last week, Kimberley Walsh, who found fame with the pop group Girls Aloud and is now preparing to star in Big the
Lucy Shaw's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel takes the form of a mythic journey into what art is, who we are, and
Whether you aspire to be an actor or work backstage, youth theatres can be more than just the stepping stone to a
Graham Linehan's 2012 stage adaptation of the classic Ealing comedy is a deft and funny ensemble piece that contains plenty of nods
Nadia Fall has announced her second season as artistic director of Theatre Royal Stratford East, which includes a co-production with the National
Musical Amour is to end its run at the Charing Cross Theatre in London six weeks early. The production was scheduled to
A mystery illness almost put paid to her promising operatic career before it had started. Now, as the British soprano takes on
Hal Chambers' fresh, contemporary and pacy staging of Shakespeare's play of pageantry and patriotism takes a hard look at the ugliness of
Former Creative Scotland chief executive Janet Archer has joined the University of Edinburgh in a new role designed to help boost its
From Game of Thrones to Wolf Hall, there hasn't been a year since the early 1980s that Anton Lesser hasn't appeared in
National Mental Health Awareness Week took place earlier this month. We are lucky that theatre, as an industry, is far more caring
Since her work with experimental collective Shunt, Lizzie Clachan has brought radical designs to London's biggest stages, including a forest of office
I was never a fan of the summer term. Even half my life away from the last written tests I took, I
Rutherford and Son " National Theatre, London Roger Allam takes the title role of the domineering patriarch in Polly Findlay's production of Githa
Last week, The Stage published a piece I had written that followed a production on the London fringe " The Amber Trap
Musicals Caroline Sheen is to return to the cast of 9 to 5 the Musical at the Savoy Theatre in July, replacing
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's former managing and artistic director David Conville has been commemorated with a sculpture in the grounds of
Norwich theatre company Curious Directive has moved into its first permanent home, and in doing so established a hub for artists in
One of Britain's biggest stars of the 20th century, Gracie Fields typified the talent and graft required to sustain success through changing
Former Girls Aloud singer Kimberley Walsh has said she understands "sceptical views" on star casting in the West End, as she prepares
Rebecca Pow has been appointed culture minister, following a reshuffle that saw Michael Ellis leave the job for a position in the
Paul O'Grady, Matt Baker and Gary Wilmot are to star in this years London Palladium panto. The production of Goldilocks and the
