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We do need to talk about boards, as The Stage said this month, and we may need to do some things too.
An environmental programme designed to help arts organisations become more sustainable has helped its participants reduce their energy consumption by almost a
Nearly two thirds of respondents to a poll by The Stage said they would object to theatres screening adverts during the interval.
Rosalie Craig, the star of the West End’s gender-swapped Company, has said she hopes the production’s success will encourage producers and writers
Performing in her first pantomime this Christmas in Dick Whittington at Theatr Clwyd in Wales, Alice McKenna tells Giverny Masso what it's
Following Sheridan Smith’s revelations about her breakdown, which occurred when she was starring in Funny Girl in the West End, Lyn Gardner
With high-end production values and thousands of shows a year, cruise-ship entertainment offers opportunities to performers and crew across all fields "
Performers including Giles Terera and Bonnie Langford have said there is still “snobbery” towards musical theatre, arguing that the genre is “almost
Roxana Silbert has been appointed artistic director and joint chief executive of London’s Hampstead Theatre. She will succeed Edward Hall, who steps
Nearly 50 actors and writers including Michaela Coel, Clarke Peters, Lucian Msamati and Lennie James have signed a letter in solidarity with
In the film that opens John Terry's production of Aladdin, a camel is wandering the streets of Chipping Norton. The villainous Abanazar
The Big House is gaining a solid reputation for making raw, powerful work with at-risk young people, and Bullet Tongue is no
It's that time of year for the round-ups and the best-ofs. We're a nation of list lovers and there's nothing like December
The Kneebone Cadillac "Â Theatre Royal Plymouth Simon Stokes'Â last production at Theatre Royal Plymouth will be the new play by Carl Grose, recently
Last week in the Guardian, journalist Sam Leith wrote in praise of "difficult" novels. The piece was in response to coverage of
The winners of this year’s Evening Standard Theatre Awards included Sophie Okonedo and Ralph Fiennes, both for the National Theatre’s Antony and
Miriam Sherwood's late grandfather Laco Kalina lived a life large enough to fill five volumes of autobiography. Born in 1913, under the
In 1962 the new Coventry Cathedral was consecrated, just yards away from the ruins of its medieval predecessor, which was destroyed in
It's 1956 and a prodigal daughter returns to the Potteries after 13 years of mysterious exile in Deborah McAndrew's latest work for
This week’s production news includes the first West End production of Tony award-winning musical Man of La Mancha in 50 years, starring Kelsey
The Stage has spoken to BECTU Brexit expert Tony Lennon about Theresa May’s draft deal to leave the European Union and what
Jo Gordon has been appointed chief executive of the Northamptonshire Arts Management Trust, which runs the Royal and Derngate. She will lead
Making her professional acting debut in Theatre Royal Stratford East's Sleeping Beauty, Ericka Posadas tells Giverny Masso why, as a female Asian
Having delighted audiences at York Theatre Royal for four decades, the veteran dame tells Nick Smurthwaite about getting into the business, overcoming
Kelsey Grammer and Danielle de Niese are to star in the first West End production of Tony award-winning musical Man of La
