35,882 stories from The Stage
As Sean Foley announces his first season as artistic director of the Birmingham Rep, he tells Matthew Hemley about his vision for
Lu Kemp, artistic director at Perth Theatre, tells David Pollock about her next season for the Scottish theatre and why she has
Two weeks ago, the Critics' Circle gathered to toast Michael Billington. If you feel like you've heard a lot about him recently,
Coriolanus " Crucible Theatre, Sheffield Tom Bateman plays the celebrated general who moves into politics in Shakespeare's play about leadership and the
This week's round-up features a new adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm directed by Robert Icke, and the premiere of a musical
Christian Czornyj's video game-inspired musical is the first by Adam Lenson's exciting new production company, which gives voice and space to artist-led
Drama Centre London is set to close, as plans are revealed to end all of its acting provision at its current home
A deputy stage manager stepped in to save a performance at Nottingham Playhouse after a cast member was taken ill last minute.
Plácido Domingo will no longer perform at the Royal Opera House this summer, the organisation has confirmed, as it becomes the latest
Lyricist Don Black has been announced as the recipient of the special award at this year's Oliviers. The award is given each
In 1606, the bubonic plague spread through London. The Globe on Bankside was enjoying a crowd-pulling season with King Lear, Macbeth and
Actors are putting pressure on Boris Johnson to substantially increase funding for the arts to 0.5% of GDP, in a letter that
Since the 1980s, Jan Ravens has been one of the UK's top impressionists and a regular on shows such as Dead Ringers,
Director Mira Nair has said her new musical version of Monsoon Wedding will reflect "the politics of now" and the #MeToo movement.
A new musical featuring the songs of Tom Jones is to premiere at Leeds Playhouse. What's New Pussycat? features a book by
Chester's Storyhouse has postponed the opening of two in-house shows that were due to premiere in May, blaming "economic uncertainty" resulting from
Tyrone Huntley and Clare Halse have joined the cast of Hello, Dolly! at the Adelphi Theatre. They will appear alongside Imelda Staunton,
The annual production by members of the Royal Opera's Jette Parker Young Artists Programme gives the scheme's current intake a chance to
What was the first show you ever saw? Your biggest theatre regret? And which production would you choose to watch on a
School matinees get a bad rap. After all, if distracted audiences are frustrating, imagine a theatre filled with teens gossiping, quarrelling, texting,
Conor McPherson's play with music, set to the songs of Bob Dylan, tells the story of a collection of woebegone characters living
Theatremaker Molly Taylor tells Lyn Gardner about making shows with non-theatregoers, how Liverpool Football Club has influenced her writing process and why
Andrew Lloyd Webber has delayed the West End premiere of his new musical adaptation of Cinderella until October. A statement from the
Guildhall School of Music and Drama is to reopen next week, seven days after shutting down due to coronavirus being contracted by
Ovalhouse Theatre will change its name to Brixton House when it moves premises next year, with Gbolahan Obisesan announced as its new
