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The play A Belly Full started life as a screenplay by Canada-based authors Marcia Kash and Mary Colin Chisholm. It failed to
Arts Council of Northern Ireland chief executive Roisin McDonough has been awarded a £12,000 payout in an age discrimination case against the
Following a successful run for Bacon Knees and Sausage Fingers (which he co-wrote and co-starred in), Steve Byron returns to Alphabetti Theatre
Straddling the line between raucous sex comedy and insightful examination of human folly, John Vanbrugh's 17th century satire The Provoked Wife boasts
London is brimming with Arthur Miller at the moment. From the Old Vic to the Yard in Hackney, his plays are everywhere.
When she left school at 18, Katherine Chandler had never been to the theatre. Today she is one of the most vital
Popular entertainment isn't necessarily the place to go and study history, but it can prompt audience members to learn more about the
My Left/Right Foot " the Musical leads the nominations for this year's Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland with six nods. Seventeen
Antony Sher, Daniel Rosenthal and Amber Massie-Blomfield are among the authors shortlisted for this year's Theatre Book Prize. The annual award, run
Jude Christian has been appointed associate director of Manchester arts venue Home. She will join the organisation in a newly created role,
In The Reality, a one-woman, two-character play by Uruguayan playwright Denise Despeyroux, Maite Jáuregui plays identical twin sisters. One appears live on
A Streetcar Named Desire requires careful handling. At its best " when the casting is cohesive, the personal chemistry crackles and the
There's an endearing humanity to Grace Chapman's refugee-related drama Don't Look Away, but there's a tragic predictability to it too. It's a
Abuse of power, victim-blaming, emasculation and female rage " the Medusa myth contains so much that resonates today. It's disappointing that superstar
Carlos Acosta has been awarded the 2018 Critics' Circle Award for services to the arts " only the third person from the
Shakespeare's Globe is delaying a major capital project due to commence this year, claiming it needs more time to meet a higher
Arts subjects would be embedded into the national curriculum for Wales under new proposals from the Welsh government. Teachers would also be
Meera Syal is to star in Noises Off at the Lyric Hammersmith. Syal will play Dotty Otley, and will be joined by
The late and very great Michel Legrand wrote a colossal amount of music, mostly for films, but 2002's Amour was one of
Viewing Afghanistan's recent history through the experiences of three overlapping generations of women, Khaled Hosseini's novel A Thousand Splendid Suns tells a
Dolly Parton's 9 to 5 the Musical has extended its run in the West End to 2020. It is now booking at
"There's a moment you know you're fucked," runs the lyric in Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater's 2006 Tony-winning best musical Spring Awakening.
Scottish crime writer Denise Mina is to create a gender-swapped version of Bertolt Brecht's Mr Puntila and His Man Matti for Edinburgh's
Two American screen stars give big interviews in The Stage this week, with both Bill Pullman and Wendell Pierce talking insightfully about
Disabled people are under-represented in theatre with the diversity agenda focusing far more on boosting black and female roles, argues Athena Stevens.
