35,882 stories from The Stage
Original Kinky Boots cast members Killian Donnelly and Matt Henry are to return to the West End production, for a limited run
Major European arts organisations including the International Federation of Actors have issued a joint statement calling on Brexit negotiators to protect the
A charity dedicated to providing financial support to actors with children has paid out its most money ever in 2017/18, with the
Punchdrunk and the Royal Shakespeare Company are among organisations involved in an £80 million programme to address issues within the creative industries.
Battersea Arts Centre has opened a community workspace for creative enterprises, as part of the building’s regeneration. The flexible workspace, called the
Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf was only the second play by a black woman
In challenging times like these, great theatre organisations need strong governance (Editor's View, November 8). UK Theatre and the Society of London Theatre are steering
Tabard has lost count of the number of times one has spoken with performers who have been angered at the casual use
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include Jenna Coleman at National Youth Theatre’s Victoria̵…
Few figures championed regional theatre in Britain in the second half of the last half century so steadfastly or successfully as John
In a pitch black room, a woman clips an LED torch to the page and reads from Jamaica Kincaid's 1988 novel A
Lynette Linton has been announced as the new artistic director of the Bush Theatre in London. She will replace Madani Younis, who
Ghost the Musical has announced it will return to the UK next year for a four-month tour. The musical, based on the
Leading drama schools including Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Guildford School of Acting and Arts Educational Schools London have joined together to
Gary Lineker is to appear as a projection in the world premiere of Sandi Toksvig's Treasure Island at the Leicester Haymarket. He
National Theatre Wales has been set a series of challenges by its primary funder, which it must focus on in order to
I've had a busy year with a variety of enjoyable and challenging work. Unfortunately, most of it has been low paid, which
Pinter at the Pinter, Jamie Lloyd's star-studded West End season of one-act Harold Pinter plays at the theatre named after the legendary
A pop-up Shakespearean theatre has been granted planning permission to return to York for the next two years running, as it announces
It's no surprise that the Orpheus and Eurydice myth has so often tempted songwriters. It's a brilliantly tragic story about the power
Despite opening less than a decade ago and having a capacity of only 80 seats, the New Diorama Theatre in central London
The unique comedy genius of Jo Brand is explored as she discusses life, humour and her comedy influences. Drawing from her background
Ian McKellen, who has recently completed a West End run in the titanic role of King Lear and is approaching his 80th
There are many layers of wit and sophistication to Ravel's 1911 first opera, L’heure Espagnole. Short but brilliantly inventive, on the one
Full casting has been announced for the forthcoming UK tour of David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross. The cast includes Nigel Harman and
