35,882 stories from The Stage
Who doesn't love polar bears? They're amazing animals, pin-ups of the arctic amid the existential threat of melting icecaps. In this latest
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb should probably be consigned to anonymous ignominy. Two young men from wealthy families in the 1920s, they
It's the night of the epiphany and dominatrix Josie is beginning to lose heart with her life, but at the age of
Given the currently fraught political climate, it feels like quite a feat to talk about Brexit without descending into inarticulate fury or
In 1969, as the conflict escalated in Vietnam, John Lennon and his new wife Yoko Ono staged their bed-in for peace. This
They've assured their son that they love him more than anything else and that they'll always put him first; that it'll be
"Doors open for women and people of color at top ranks of American theater." For many, this New York Times headline from
Over the years, I have been nothing if not critical of the Oliviers, especially how the shortlists are compiled for the UK's
In 2016, Glenda Jackson made a triumphant return to the stage in King Lear at London's Old Vic. Now, she plays the
Ustinov Studio artistic director Laurence Boswell brings down the curtain on an inventive season of UK premieres from the Americas with The
Plans have been announced for a new 1,100-seat theatre at London's Royal Docks, which will house a Dutch musical set during the
The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced it has established a 30-strong youth advisory board, which will contribute to the organisation's overall direction.
The Olympia London exhibition centre has announced a partnership with theatre organisations Stagecoach and Chickenshed to give them free performing arts space.
The musical inspired by Sue Townsend's Adrian Mole has announced it will return to the stage after two years for a run
Sheffield Theatres has come under fire for treating blind and visually impaired audiences as "charity cases", after it emerged that audio describers
A boutique agency established by Stuart Piper that signed artists including Danielle Hope and Wayne Sleep has closed after just three months.
Luxury fashion house Givenchy has been accused of "exploiting the public" and having a "blatant disregard" for the voice-over industry, after launching
Set in contemporary Johannesburg, Kunene and the King explores weighty issues of terminal illness, race, and the legacy of apartheid with a
French playwright Estelle Savasta's Going Through is simple in its poetry. Nour (Charmaine Wombwell) is raised by Youmna (Nadia Nadarajah) in a
"I think the Eighties are going to be stupendous." That's the moment when the capital P political dimension of Caryl Churchill's most
Broadway star Christie Prades is to take the role of Gloria Estefan in On Your Feet!, the upcoming musical based on the
As an avid fan of the 1980s TV series Fame, Sue Hinds became pen pals with one of its stars, acted out
Six is the past year's UK musical success story. On Sunday night at the Olivier Awards, it is represented with five nominations including the
Battersea Arts Centre, the Royal Court, Manchester's Home and the Lyric Hammersmith are among nearly 200 cultural organisations and individuals declaring a
English National Opera is to introduce earlier performances, reduce its lowest priced tickets and hold its first ever relaxed performance as part
