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The vibrantly-lit magic carpet taking flight above the stalls is a stand-out moment in Lawrence Batley Theatre's production of Aladdin. A triumph
First staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company last year, David Edgar's adaptation of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol returns with cast changes
Ticketing company See has become embroiled in a discrimination row, after it demanded proof of disability from a choreographer in a wheelchair
"it's a bit weird to be sitting in the Arctic Circle chatting to a fit boy with your Dad's ashes in your
Moving away from purely text-based study, a pioneering partnership between Coventry University and the renowned Stephen Joseph Theatre will train students in
It would be great if theatre could be a habit, but for most people it is actually an occasion. That's partly a
Patrick Barlow's work has always managed to undercut the artifice of theatre while remaining immensely theatrical. That's certainly true for this reworking
Though the familiar characters and central romance remain in Amy Heckerling's musical adaptation of her hit 1995 film, Clueless, the nostalgia factor
Olivia Williams will join the cast of Tartuffe at the National Theatre, it has been announced. Williams returns to the NT following
The trend for gender blind casting has spread as far as the Worthing family pantomime, where musical comedian Vikki Stone is drawing
The moon is full, the sky is starry and the elves are out to play. Mischievous Dewdrop (Jolene O'Hara) is new to
There's enough energy coming off the stage here to power the whole of Mansfield, and most of it comes from Adam Moss
Alan McHugh's Aladdin both subverts panto traditions and celebrates them. He's ditched the racist overtones and made sure the love story between
The Yard Theatre in east London will stage a new version of The Crucible next year, in which the lead character of
Nick Lane's adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic takes aspects of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass and reframes them
A member of the Leeds Playhouse Ensemble, Lladel Bryant tells Giverny Masso how an encounter with director, actor and writer Kwame Kwei-Armah
Aldershot's festive offering is a traditional, vibrant and very polished panto. There's not a hint of smuttiness and the performances are all
A long-running feud between producers of two live shows inspired by Fawlty Towers has taken a fresh twist, after the rivals launched
As the deadline for UCAS applications approaches, Susan Elkin speaks to the tutors who will be receiving them to find out what
Daisy Wood-Davis, Jake Quickenden and Marcus Collins are to lead the cast for the 50th Anniversary production of Hair – the Musical. They
Strictly Come Dancing's Craig Revel Horwood is very much the star attraction at this Qdos Entertainment production of Cinderella, the most beloved
Capping off the Barn Theatre, Cirencester's first season with an enthusiastic musical revival, Just So puts a warm, light-hearted spin on Rudyard
Loughborough Town Hall consistently sets the benchmark for traditional panto in the East Midlands. This is the fifth successive panto from Morgan
Shakespeare’s Globe’s production of Emilia has announced a West End transfer. Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s play will run at the Vaudeville Theatre from
It's easy to forget that JM Barrie's Peter Pan was originally conceived as a work for the stage. However this year's Park