35,882 stories from The Stage
Broadway musical Violet, written by Fun Home composer Jeanine Tesori, is to have its UK premiere at the Charing Cross Theatre next
Bim, Alex and J are best friends. They're 25-years-old and they've known each other since secondary school. Their closeness shows – they
Ian McKellen has announced plans to raise money for 80 theatres across the UK as part of an ambitious nine-month solo tour
The Thursford Christmas Spectacular is now in its 42nd year and is considered the largest spectacle of its kind in Europe. Housed
Tony award-winning musical The Light in the Piazza has been announced as the debut show of a new production company set up
First staged in 2016, the 400th anniversary of Cervantes’ death, James Fenton's adaptation of Don Quixote compresses the sprawling novel into just
Jane Austen began writing The Watsons in 1804, only to abandon it the following year. No one knows why she stopped working
In two recent interviews, musical theatre star Sheridan Smith has been very frank and revealing about her own mental health issues "
US fans, and prospective fans, of the musical Bat Out of Hell went on a wild ride last week " and it's
This new musical version of King Kong, roaring its way onto Broadway, features some spectacular puppetry. But though the ape is great
With Wagner's Ring among its past projects, Fulham Opera now turns to Don Carlo, maybe Verdi's grandest " and greatest " opera.
Further details of the proposals to renovate the Queen’s Theatre in the West End have been revealed, including plans to add a
White Teeth is sacred ground for some. Zadie Smith's debut novel, published 18 years ago now, is arguably the best British novel
A lead performer from the original London production of Notre Dame de Paris in 2000 has claimed critics at the time "killed"
Talawa Theatre Company’s artistic director has argued “grey areas” must be acknowledged in the debate around identity, following claims that a placement
Written in collaboration by Sun-Duck Ko and Evan Placey, Orange Polar Bear is a piece of theatre which throbs with righteous anxiety.
Cameron Mackintosh’s proposed purchase of the Ambassadors Theatre has fallen through after the building’s current owner pulled out of the deal after
Olivier award-winning actor Sheila Atim has argued that plays by minority ethnic writers are often confined to smaller venues and not given
The cost of building Manchester’s Factory arts centre has risen by nearly £20 million, almost doubling the council’s funding contribution, it has
Trans performers are to share their experiences of the theatre industry as part of an event that will inform guidelines on how
It's 12 years since Gavin and Stacey’s Ruth Jones was last on stage. This play by William Gaminara, touring ahead of a
Former English National Opera artistic director John Berry is launching a new commercial theatre company that will produce West End musicals. Scenario
This year, there have been two slow-burn musical success stories on either side of the Atlantic. In the UK, Toby Marlow and Lucy
Theatre's working patterns make it almost impossible for carers to participate in a meaningful way. Caroline Wilkes argues that the industry would
Whenever I talk to theatre executives, there is one topic that they tend to bring up more than any other: boards. The
