35,882 stories from The Stage
Beneath the war-torn fields of France, a desperate soldier becomes trapped in the mythic labyrinth of The Trench in this dark, compelling
The might of Arthur Miller's Pulitzer-winning play lies in the way it works simultaneously as a commentary on capitalism as a contaminant
Having started out in Birmingham Rep's press office, Chris Harper moved from the National to set up a production company with director
When she moved to Scotland in 2005, the Brisbane-born dancer and choreographer Janis Claxton brought with her a formidable can-do attitude that
Commercial theatre occupies a strange world where art and business co-exist. Sometimes it's a clash of cultures, as with Thriller Live, a
Specialising in musical theatre, Emil Dale Academy in Hertfordshire has the state-of-the-art facilities, contact hours and high-quality teaching needed to help students
Nigella Lawson established herself as a household name in 1998 with the publication of her ground-breaking debut cookbook, How to Eat: The Pleasures
Looking for a faster way to prepare for a theatre career without losing out on quality? The MTA may well have the
Now in its 10th year, READ College offers acting and musical theatre courses for sixth formers and over-18s, providing flexible, focused training
With an ambition to develop entrepreneurial performers who shape their own careers, the Brighton-based BRICTT drama school has rapidly developed a reputation
It’s a brave move to let a bold aesthetic lead a production and Rosanna Vize's design sets the tone for this gutsy
Dudley Sutton was lately famous as the tweed-suited, beret-wearing Tinker Dill, roguish sidekick to Ian McShane's antiques dealer Lovejoy for eight years
Theatres around the UK will need more than £550 million over the next five years to carry out upgrades to their buildings,
A producer being pursued for more than £30,000 in alleged unpaid wages for a collapsed show has come under fire for continuing
La Traviata is all about passion. Passion propels the opera's drama forward, from the moment the impulsive Violetta decides to abandon her
Laura Cox QC's report into bullying and sexual harassment in the House of Commons made for grim but fascinating reading, not least
As a number of institutions get set to unveil state-of-the-art facilities, Susan Elkin speaks to school principals about the value of well-appointed
Ranking institutions according to levels of student satisfaction, the annual survey often appears to exclude high-performing drama schools. Teaching staff from around
Staff and students at some of the UK's top institutions tell Samantha Marsden how to select the right school for you, offering
Kinky Boots star Matt Henry will star in a new production of One Night in Miami… at Nottingham Playhouse, as part of
The Royal Shakespeare Company is demanding that all secondary schools offer a full range of arts subjects at GCSE and promote their
I hadn't really grown up around acting or theatre. I grew up glued to the TV, watching everything that was on. Everything.
Jonathan Church closes this year`s rich Theatre Royal Bath summer season with an articulate and finely acted revival of Terence Rattigan`s rarely-performed
How did you start off in theatre? When I was 17, I was taken against my will to a production of Macbeth.
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