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I love working in technical theatre and most days, I feel lucky to be part of this knowledgeable, nerdy and highly supportive
Matthew Dunster's production of True West,the first major London revival of Sam Shepard's work since his death last July, demonstrates that not
Unique Spencer is making her theatre debut in The Night Before Christmas at Southwark Playhouse in London. She tells Giverny Masso why
After seven years as artistic director of the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, Orla O'Loughlin is moving on. She tells David Pollock about
Niamh O'Flaherty, currently senior producer at Hofesh Shechter Company, has been named executive director of theatre company Cheek by Jowl. She joins
Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre has announced a season of work by female writers that promises to showcase the talent of women working across
With its eclectic score and bittersweet seasonal message, Striking 12 interweaves Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Match Girl with a tale of
Further casting has been announced for the West End transfer of Sara Bareilles’ musical Waitress. David Hunter, who recently starred in Kinky
As the cost of traditional routes into technical theatre rise, professional bodies and theatre companies are stepping in, with support and training
Everybody's Talking About Jamie will compete with Miss Littlewood and Pieces of String for the first ever musical theatre book writing prize
Vault Festival in London has announced its 2019 line-up, which include a two-week takeover from the New Diorama Theatre. More than 400
Stuart Ross’ musical Forever Plaid is a quirky homage to the clean-cut boy bands of the 1960s such as The Four Aces.
John Binnie returns to the Brunton after 18 years to write and direct a pantomime that finds inventive solutions to staging Jack
How did you start in theatre production? I trained in stage management at GSA drama school and went on to work professionally
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I was 10 years old when I was chosen to be one of the navy base kids in Carmen Jones at London's
With panto season now underway, here’s a list of the best shows of the year so far, as reviewed by The Stage’s
Aimee Stuart was one of many critically and commercially successful female interwar playwrights who have since been forgotten. Her 1940 romantic comedy
Nine Night received rave reviews when it played at the National Theatre earlier this year " now transferring to Trafalgar Studios, it
In the wake of #MeToo and the conversations the performance industry is having around gender dynamics, how can we ensure that talk
There's a phrase I've heard a lot this year. I heard it at Improbable's Devoted and Disgruntled get together and at the
With nostalgic tunes, kitsch design, and oodles of Bob Mackie sequins, The Cher Show is a suitably dazzling new jukebox musical based
For 14 years, the chief bogeyman of British theatre's critical fraternity has been the Daily Mail's Quentin Letts. And now, at last,
From two-handers spawned above London pubs and subsidised productions to West End commercial hits, there are many different routes a show can
Curve associate director Suba Das has been named artistic director of HighTide. He replaces Steven Atkinson in the role and will join
