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How 'street' is The Wind in the Willows? Metta Theatre's street-dance, musical adaptation transplants the tranquil riverbank and its cast of characterful
A former employee of the Epstein Theatre in Liverpool has been jailed for more than two years after admitting to stealing £273,000
The restoration of the derelict Burnley Empire Theatre has kick-started with a £44,000 grant from the National Lottery. A company called Burnley
Though this new touring production from Bill Kenwright's Classic Thriller Theatre company is unapologetically old-fashioned, it's also stylishly staged and winningly performed.
Two notable performances were missing from Sunday's Olivier Awards. The first was that of André De Shields who, for my money, gave
For an actor, there seems to be three types of work. This first is work that is nicely paid and allows you
Recently, I went to see Hamilton. Yes, late to the party I know, but sometimes working in theatre means you don't get
It's easy to assume that large subsidised venues have it made, but former Sheffield Crucible associate director Javaad Alipoor says true collaboration
Fittingly, OperaUpClose's new touring production of Mary, Queen of Scots opened in London's only surviving Elizabethan church, its simple nave transformed into
For just over a year Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge was a regular columnist for The Stage in between the show winning awards
Theatre by the Lake in Keswick has announced Liz Stevenson as its new artistic director. Stevenson replaces Conrad Lynch, who stepped down
Ever wondered what rumoured James Bond and world's sexiest man Idris Elba would look like in one of those ping-pong-ball-covered CGI bodysuits,
The Play That Goes Wrong has extended its booking period in the West End by more than six months. Mischief Theatre's production
In light of the lack of women in writing and directing positions in the National Theatre's season release, I think there is
In 1959, The Stage and Television Today (as we were then known) reported on how "COLOUR TELEVISION IS NOT QUITE AS FAR
I thought I was about to have my big career breakthrough, but at the last minute, things have come crashing down to
A wide range of scholarships and bursaries is available across the training sector to help ease financial worries while studying. John Byrne
The daughter of film star Margaret Lockwood, Julia Lockwood made her own acting debut at the age of four, appearing alongside her
This is not a flamenco piece. On that point, Albert Quesada and Zoltan Vakulya are very clear. But flamenco is present in
Those familiar with Stagecoach Performing Arts will know of its high-quality provision in developing young people in the disciplines of singing, dancing
ITV's coverage of this year's Olivier Awards attracted an average audience of 600,000, with figures remaining consistent from last year. An edited
Olivier award-winners Matthew Lopez and Jonathan Bailey have argued there are still not enough LGBT+ stories told in mainstream theatre. Bailey told
Although Stanley Price's original ambition had been to become an actor, it was as a novelist, playwright and screenwriter that he found
My first job was performing in a musical called The Good Enough Mums Club. I got the part when I was still
