35,882 stories from The Stage
"Do you hear the people sing?" goes the call to arms in Les Miserables, a musical that is now the longest-running in
Performer and director Connor Alexander is one of the co-founders of Coventry-based theatre company Noctium. He tells Giverny Masso about its latest
The Victorians aren't usually renowned for brevity. These three comediettas (A Winning Hazard, Allow Me to Apologise and Orange Blossoms) by J.P.
Supported by funders including Game of Thrones' Emilia Clarke, the Open Door scheme is making world-class training accessible for all. John Byrne
Past mistakes and a fresh start form the backbone of James Hogan's new one-act drama High Ridin'. In several aspects it's quite
Brendan Cowell and Lally Katz's romcom double-bill sold out its Australian run twice over in 2015. Despite the best efforts of the
After making his name in theatre with True Brits for HighTide, Vinay Patel went on to write acclaimed television drama Murdered by
For those of us who take an interest in the leadership of our theatre industry, there's a lot of change afoot. This
A performer in musical 42nd Street has made West End history by becoming the first to take a role on a job-share
Director Ola Ince has won the theatre and performance category at the Hospital Club's h100 Awards 2018. The awards from the London-based
Xana Marwick questions whether society is as committed to supporting its children as it believes it is, in her touring two-hander, Nests,
National Theatre head honcho Rufus Norris has endured an occasionally 'difficult' relationship with elements of the nation's press. But it was nothing
After wading through the daft protests outside the Kiln Theatre, the newly refurbished, rechristened building is beautiful. The auditorium feels wider and
How did you start off in theatre? My first role was the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz at primary school. We
I had my first audition when I was 19. It was during pilot season in Los Angeles for the TV version of
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
Industry leaders including Lenny Henry, Arlene Phillips and Gregory Doran have joined Prince Charles in calling for every child to have access
More than 35 years since The Young Ones, Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer are working on a stage project. They tell Nick
I'm currently in a mid tech-week fog. We're at that point of a production where the activity, stress and lack of sleep
"Change is uncomfortable," Nadia Fall tells me in this week's big interview. She's overseen quite a shake-up at Theatre Royal Stratford East.
The award-winning set designer talks to Eleanor Ross about her latest project, Jude Christian's Othellomacbeth, the influences behind her work and why
Denise Van Outen has been forced to postpone her appearance in the current West End production of Chicago after suffering an injured
A grief-stricken mother reluctantly prepares for her son to marry, but trouble waits outside the bride's house " and he's on a
Kwaku Mills worked in advertising before training at RADA and then landing his first professional job in the Unicorn Theatre's production of
Not to be confused with Dora Carrington, the Surrealist painter and writer Leonora Carrington's life was as rich in creative energy and
