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National Theatre Wales has teamed up with the BBC to create a new playwriting award to develop Welsh talent. The Wales Writer
Actor Adrian Lester has warned that theatre risks becoming “obsolete” to younger generations unless the industry urgently improves the diversity of its
Let's start with the good news from The Stage's ticketing survey: it is genuinely terrific that the bottom ticket price for West
In 1603, Sir Walter Ralegh was accused of conspiring to kill the new king, James I, and replace him with Lady Arabella
The first professional production in 80 years "What's the use of romance if there's no truth in it?" It is 1936 in
At first this looks like it might be a musical about feeling sorry for a very rich guy because he doesn't have
Dreamboats & Petticoats has become one of the biggest compilation brands of all time " and possibly the most important " since
Over the past month I've seen fans waiting at theatre stage doors with very different results. The first was at the Duke
Rightly, there has been a concerted push to address the under-representation of black, Asian and minority ethnic performers on stage and screen,
We have adopted a consistent methodology for buying tickets every year to compare prices as closely as possible on a like-for-like basis.
Theatre reviews provide an essential record of this ephemeral art form. So we need to look after them, in print and now
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Top-end ticket prices in the West End have risen by nearly a fifth in the past year, The Stage's annual ticketing survey
A parliamentary inquiry has been launched to explore the lack of working-class performers, writers and musicians in the entertainment industry. Equity councillor
The Daily Mail’s theatre critic Quentin Letts has left after 14 years in the role. Letts had acted as a parliamentary sketch
The UK’s creative industries made a record contribution to the economy last year, surpassing £100 billion for the first time. New figures
West End musical 42nd Street has been filmed for a future cinematic release. The Stage understands the production was filmed on November
Scotland's scheduled exit from the European Union is to be marked by the National Theatre of Scotland with a special production on March
Rachel O'Riordan's last production as director at the Sherman Theatre is Mike Kenny's warm-hearted new adaption of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
Tabard has been thoroughly dismayed with the political snafu of late " with the cabinet exodus and general debacle over Theresa May's
I couldn't agree more with Patrick Spottiswoode's column ('Kids won't know Shakespeare if they don't go to the theatre', November 15, p11)
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Huddle at
Musical theatre stars including Matt Henry and Tyrone Huntley have called for more diversity within castings in the West End. Henry, who
Dystopian Dream is an ambitious theatrical setting of Nitin Sawhney's 2015 album, choreographed and performed by dance duo Honji Wang and Sebastien
