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Physical theatre company Rhum and Clay's new show is inspired by Orson Welles' notorious 1938 radio broadcast. Welles' famously retold HG Wells'
Richard Briers found fame in beloved TV sitcoms including The Good Life, but his real love was theatre. Biographer James Hogg tells
Liv Warden's punchy debut play shifts its gaze away from the epicentre of the MeToo movement towards the auxiliary victims of abuse:
The Muni Arts Centre in Pontypridd has closed after the company that ran it went into liquidation. The arts centre, a converted
Councillors are considering relocating a theatre in south-west Wales to a new premises, at a cost of up to £4.5 million, to
This year, Waltham Forest will become the first London Borough of Culture. The title awarded by London's mayor Sadiq Khan will see
Strictly Come Dancing’s Oti Mabuse and actor Tyrone Huntley will lead the creative team of a new production of the musical Ain’t
Louise Redknapp has been forced to temporarily withdraw from Dolly Parton musical 9 to 5 due to injury. She was due to
It is a critical duty " but also a rich personal pleasure " to get out of London. Living in the heart
To give credit where it's due, the growth in Broadway audiences over the past four calendar years is impressive, rising from 12.9
Aspects of Love is responsible for the success of Michael Ball. Its big tune, Love Changes Everything, made him a star. But,
Last year's profits for Cameron Mackintosh’s theatre operations company were hit by the “astronomical” cost of redeveloping the Victoria Palace Theatre, financial
Zawe Ashton and Charlie Cox will join Tom Hiddleston in the cast of Harold Pinter’s Betrayal in the West End, it has
The basement of CoLab Factory is the perfect setting for Mechanical Thought's immersive production set in 1941. Four main rooms " a
The Royal Shakespeare company has partnered with Punchdrunk and video game company Epic Games on a £16 million project, which will deliver
A theatre company that was at the centre of a sexual harassment case last year has become the first in the industry
Getting its first UK production in nearly 30 years, Arthur Miller's adaptation of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People certainly feels prescient
The Stage’s photographer Tristram Kenton picks his favourite production and rehearsal pictures of 2018… Read The Stage review of The Brothers Size
The Duchess of Sussex has been announced as the new royal patron of the National Theatre. She takes on the title from
At the turn of the century, when Madonna opened in the play Up for Grabs at the Wyndham’s Theatre, a front stalls ticket cost £37.50 " a
Growing up Middlesborough-born playwright Ishy Din didn’t know it was even an option to become a playwright, but now, his third show, Approaching
Director Steven Atkinson praises the industry's focus on, and increasing progress towards, diversity and equality, but, he asks: is Arts Council England's
There is one figure who, for reasons of eligibility, is perennially absent from The Stage 100, our list of the most influential
More than 800 people have signed a petition calling on Cameron Mackintosh to retain the original production of Les Miserables in the
A grants scheme to support artists and performers in the East Midlands has been launched. Applicants can apply for grants of up
