35,882 stories from The Stage
Last week, Emilia became the first West End show to host a parent and baby performance. More than 170 babies were taken
The third annual Great British Pantomime Awards took place at the New Theatre Wimbledon on April 28, hosted by Christopher Biggins. Here
It's now 40 years since Willy Russell wrote his two-hander about a working-class Open University student finding herself through learning about literature.
A touring production of children's production Dear Zoo has been forced to cancel performances after a truck containing the show's set and
The Half God of Rainfall "Â Kiln Theatre, London The new play by Inua Ellams, writer of the majestic Barber Shop Chronicles, is
Late last month, the night before the UK was supposed to leave the European Union, I sat in a theatre in Hull
I have been watching the Extinction Rebellion climate protest campaign with fascination. As the days passed and their commitment to the cause
In 2018 I was asked to direct a then-unnamed Taking Part project at the Young Vic Theatre in London. The brief was
After training in the UK, Mayou Trikerioti returned to her native Greece to work on theatre and film projects before making her
Musicals Alistair Brammer is to join the cast of Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London's West End. He will take
Arts Council England has reiterated calls for Ofsted to only award a good or outstanding rating to schools that have a "strong
When Oscar Wilde published his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray in 1891, it caused a scandal. The anti-hero of the title
As the renowned theatre accountant retires at 80, after nearly six decades working in the industry, he reminisces with Nick Higham about
Some words are more loaded than others. During my hour and a half experiencing Dismantle This Room at the Royal Court Theatre,
John McEnery was an actor fuelled by a complex, combustible inner life that manifested itself with a dark, compelling energy and often
A new trust to support young performers has been set up in the name of choreographer Gillian Lynne and her husband. The
Arthur Miller here, Arthur Miller there, Arthur Miller everywhere. After high-profile revivals of The Price, The American Clock and The Crucible comes
Andrew Lloyd Webber is overhauling the way money is awarded through his foundation, with three new strands aimed at supporting potential and
Condensing Louis de Bernières' bittersweet wartime romance for the stage, Rona Munro's adaptation of Captain Corelli's Mandolin never quite resonates. Though her
There are any number of reasons to read the new cover story from Wired magazine, 15 Months of Fresh Hell Inside of
This new screen-to-stage musical adaptation of Tim Burton's ghoulish 1988 film feels like two different musicals have been fused together. On one
Producer Christopher Clegg knew he had a hit on his hands with a drag tribute to Girls Aloud, but trying to secure
Cameron Mackintosh is planning alterations to the West End's Noel Coward theatre to improve audience experience, including the creation of a new
Female writers are considered "inherently more risky" by commissioners and are pigeonholed into focusing on women's stories, the Writers' Guild has claimed.
Bach's cello suites are rarely performed together. However, this collaboration, between choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and French cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras, unites
