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Last year, the London production of Les Miserables distributed a further 280% return of profit, giving investors a total return of over
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts is one of the world's leading drama schools, with alumni including an array of Hollywood and
Spirit Young Performers' London-based programme is looking for 25 talented young people to take part in the development of a new musical
Choreographer Matthew Bourne has been named patron of Tring Park School for the Performing Arts. The school in Hertfordshire specialises in dance
Ferment Fortnight puts artists from across the South West on stage at Bristol Old Vic twice a year, and is part of
Syed Haleem Najibi has shared his experiences of his journey from Afghanistan to the UK as an unaccompanied minor in productions with
Graeae's Ensemble programme has already helped 14 young people prepare for a career in theatre. Now, The Stage is supporting Graeae's fundraising
From The Cherry Orchard with no trees to a Russian-language Shakespeare in Love, Pushkin Drama Theatre artistic director Evgeny Pisarev tells Natasha
Giles Terera has pulled out of the Old Vic's forthcoming production of The American Clock citing personal reasons, with Clarke Peters replacing
Casting directors behind shows including Follies and Hamilton have been nominated for an inaugural awards ceremony honouring their work. The Casting Awards
Call the Midwife writer Heidi Thomas has claimed "equality at home" is as important as industry support for creatives with caring duties,
Theatres around the UK have been dealt a double blow after a tour of To Kill a Mockingbird was cancelled just two
Jeanine Tesori and Brian Crawley's musical, originally performed Off-Broadway in 1997, is in many ways a classic Bildungsroman, complete with a heroine
Theatre owners and operators need to work more collaboratively with local authorities and community groups to protect the UK’s endangered venues, the
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Northern Ireland Opera has lost a tribunal brought against it by actors including Coronation Street's Kerri Quinn, which revolved around performers' rights
One job is not enough for Gillian Greer, who runs between her roles as senior script reader at the National Theatre and
One of the upsides of being a deputy stage manager in a producing theatre is that the work can vary so much
The Unknown Soldier, my play about the end of the First World War, has toured extensively around the UK, sold out at
A major UK tour of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has been cancelled after a Broadway production of the play claimed
The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting 2019 is to include two new categories, as Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah is announced as
The tale of Elmer and his existential crisis has been entertaining very young children for 30 years, so he has packed his
Travelling to venues around the UK and Ireland, Les Miserables is a touring juggernaut. Production manager tells Andy Plaice about the military
Mozart's opera contains so many elements " fairytale, quest story, spiritual journey, low comedy and high-minded defence of Freemasonry " that any
With his previous work including a show about Elvis Presley and an exploration of serial killer Ted Bundy, Greg Wohead tells Giverny
