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An LGBT theatre in Brighton has launched an urgent crowdfunding campaign to raise £10,000, warning its output faces "significant reductions" without the
Conrad Lynch has stepped down from his role as artistic director at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, citing differences with the
For Debris Stevenson, grime was the pathway to salvation. Her Royal Court debut Poet in da Corner is a semi-autobiographical account of
Best known as the villainous Servalan in Terry Nation's cult sci-fi classic Blake's 7 (1978-81) and eponymous monster in Hammer Horror's The
Chafing against retirement and a lingering alcohol problem, Ian Rankin's maverick detective John Rebus cracks open a cold case in this latest
"Sometimes one craves something for years " for years " and one just defers from " from acting on it…" For Honour and George,
Critics have a triple responsibility: we have to simultaneously record theatre history in the moment of its making, and honour its past,
It would be a real thrill to see Janet McTeer do Hamlet. In Theresa Rebeck's new play Bernhardt/Hamlet we get glimpses, though
Founded in 2016, the Cervantes Theatre is the only venue in London producing plays simultaneously in two languages. Its associate director tells
As the company celebrates its 25th anniversary, the award-winning director tells Tim Bano the occasion is giving him a chance to take
East 15 Acting School in Essex has topped the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019 for drama. The ranking system
Janie Dee, Robert Glenister and John Heffernan are the latest actors to join the Pinter at the Pinter season, celebrating the playwright’s
Benjamin Britten’s The Burning Fiery Furnace is a clever choice for the first collaboration between Scottish Opera and East Lothian’s Lammermuir Festival.
Jessica Staton was nominated in the design category of The Stage Debut Awards 2017 for Extra Yarn at the Orange Tree Theatre
In Sharr White's The Other Place, Juliana Smithton (Karen Archer) tells the story of her life: she loves spending time with her
For nearly 30 years, The Stage and the UK's top stage schools, drama schools and academies have offered free or subsidised places
With our current crop of world leaders often seemingly beyond parody, Trial by Laughter is a timely reminder that political incompetence, corruption,
The long-running ITV sitcom Benidorm gets an extended remix by creator Derren Little in this live stage show. It brings together six
A redevelopment of the Shaftesbury Theatre in London's West End has been granted planning permission, which will see the venue add foyer
David Attenborough has criticised the BBC for not programming enough arts and culture on its channels, claiming it has a responsibility to
First seen in 2004, Das Rheingold, the first instalment of Keith Warner's production of Wagner's Ring, is back as the prelude to
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
I shared the first 10 pages of my play Eris with my friend Laura in 2016. We had both been chosen to
How did you start in theatre? During my master's degree in Theatre Studies, I watched a performance of Henry IV (Enrico IV)
After dropping live art a decade ago, the multidisciplinary venue's performance programme is experiencing a renaissance under director Stefan Kalmar. He talks
