35,882 stories from The Stage
We are often told that actors like to be in the spotlight. Rather more pressing for us though, is that we have
As a freelance, there will inevitably be times when the work runs out. If you're lucky, this might only last a week
There is much to admire in this Tangled Feet's production for three-to-eight year olds. Using the company's trademark movement and visual theatre
The award-winning designer is moving mountains with her recreation of the Peruvian peak Siula Grande for Touching the Void. She tells Heather
Industry figures including actor, director and author Steven Berkoff are fighting to save a north London theatre from being turned into flats.
Lighting designer Paule Constable has called on theatres to provide more training opportunities for emerging designers. Constable was speaking at The Stage
The Good Fight star Cush Jumbo has backed efforts to make theatre fairer for people with children, arguing that parents risk being
A 19th-century chapel in Hackney that was most recently used as a women-only gym is to receive a new lease of life
James Graham has urged theatres to prioritise producing new plays over developmental opportunities, claiming that venues must take risks on early-career writers
It's hard to overstate the social radicalism for its time of Verdi's La Traviata. Even today, over 160 years since its 1853
Kenneth Omole was nominated for the best actor in a play category in the inaugural The Stage Debut Awards. One year later,
Words are a minor component of A Thing Mislaid. It's an enigmatic and often impish two-hander from Maison Foo, a company now
Director Phyllida Lloyd has said that cuts to the arts in education will lead to "posh actors playing all the roles". She
Puccini's Tosca is generally agreed to be the pre-eminent operatic thriller, but rarely does it pack such a sequence of visceral punches
After another successful year for The Stage Debut Awards, Noma Dumezweni hails their importance to the industry. Not only do they celebrate
Last week, 40 Welsh theatremakers wrote an open letter to National Theatre Wales, expressing concern about the company’s direction and claiming they
Three quarters of respondents to a poll carried out by The Stage would be prepared to share their job with another person.
Theatre company Slung Low is to create a two-day conference that will be held in the open air, in a bid to
People have played around with Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis before " it was adapted by Philip Venables for the Royal Opera two
First-time theatre talent, from performers and directors, to writers and designers were celebrated at the second The Stage Debut Awards, in association
Rebus: Long Shadows "Â Birmingham Repertory Theatre Novelist Ian Rankin joins forces with Rona Munro to create a new Rebus story for the
Last week restored my faith in the gods of casting. In previous editions I have griped about actors not being rightfully appreciated
"You can feel the love," declared Simon Callow as he stood beaming on the stage of the Questors theatre in Ealing earlier
The first black woman to play Cosette in the West End production of Les Miserables is among the winners of The Stage
Aidan Turner has won the Joe Allen Best West End Debut Award at The Stage Debut Awards in association with Access Entertainment,
