35,882 stories from The Stage
First seen in 2007, Tim Albery's production of Janacek's small-Russian-town tragedy returns for a revival. Hildegard Bechtler's costumes indicate the staging's repositioning
The question of whether to tamper with Shakespeare’s words in productions for young audiences is a big one. On the one hand
Last week, The Stage reported how Netflix is moving into screening theatre productions. It will produce a specially created version of the Broadway
A new initiative that seeks to bridge the gap between relaxed performances in the West End has launched, offering young people with
A new 1,000-seat, multi-purpose cultural venue has launched in Wigan. The Edge consists of a 1,000-seat arena-style space and a 300-capacity studio
Eve Myles and David Threlfall took home the main acting prizes at this year’s BBC Audio Drama Awards. BBC Radio 4’s four-year
Telling the story of two survivors of the Armenian genocide forging new lives in America, Richard Kalinoski's 1992 play Beast on the
Blue/Orange "Â Birmingham Repertory Theatre Daniel Bailey, associate director at Birmingham Repertory Theatre, directs a revival of Joe Penhall's intelligent examination of institutional
I had the fortune to spend this week in the company of many theatre directors, some established, some at the start of
I recall a conversation with a Jewish friend in the late 1970s, when the mini-series Holocaust was shown on British television. She
The premise for Bebe Sanders' Violet " a recently dumped millennial gains a new appreciation for life through a friendship with a
This week’s production news round-up includes Anne-Marie Duff making her musical theatre debut in the final production directed by Josie Rourke before she
Writer and director Jonathan Brown's Of Our Own Making unfolds with thriller-like swiftness. It follows a group of refugees from Egypt to
Joe Orton's The Ruffian on the Stair was initially conceived as a radio play, and later rewritten for the stage in 1966,
Hayley Atwell and Tom Burke will star in a new adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s Rosmersholm in the West End. They will lead
Father (Vader), which premiered in Europe in 2014, is the first instalment of Peeping Tom's surreal family-based trilogy. It's every bit as
Familiar to many from his appearances in classic Disney films, David Tomlinson's extensive screen career was matched by an equally colourful family
London's Royal Court Theatre has announced the first three writers to be awarded fellowships as part of a new scheme with Kudos,
West End shows will come together to sell props, photos and posters as part of a new event to raise money for
Theatre company Stellar Quines has launched a series of training courses aimed at addressing the lack of women working in creative design.
Director Marianne Elliott has argued that older women are sidelined in theatre because they are perceived as “not valuable and something to
There are some incredibly tender moments in Martyna Majok's 2018 Pulitzer Prize-winning play about the intricate interpersonal relationship between two disabled people
Set in the aftermath of the Second World War, as a new normality grew awkwardly from Europe's ashes, The Orchestra is an
Liz FitzGibbon's Kicking All the Boxes is a short, sharp punch of a show. Written and performed by the Irish actor, it
Clive Owen and Lia Williams are to star in Tennessee Williams' The Night of the Iguana in the West End. The play,
