35,882 stories from The Stage
It may have reached the end of a 1300 mile cycle ride but touring Shakespeare company the Handlebards is showing no signs
Chris Sonnex has been named new artistic director of the Bunker Theatre in London. Sonnex, who has previously worked as community producer
Rain Man, the Oscar-winning 1988 film about two brothers, one an autistic savant, has been brought back to the stage with Mathew
As well as performing in the West End with Stomp!, Nicola Chang has been nominated for two Off-West End Theatre awards for
Some playwrights are entirely self-taught, educating themselves through the work of others and books, as well as trial and error. Other writers
Since her breakthrough play Yen, Anna Jordan has gained a reputation for tackling grim subjects. She tells Lyn Gardner how new touring
Tonight’s performance of Sylvia at the Old Vic has been cancelled, after a lead cast member fell ill during last night’s show,
The Young Vic has introduced a new position for a creative associate, who will work alongside the theatre’s leadership to generate new
The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting will recruit a people’s judge for the first time when it returns in 2019. The biennial prize
Shakespeare's Globe is launching a podcast that will take listeners behind the scenes and into rehearsal rooms. Hosted by artistic director Michelle
My first professional TV audition was for two episodes of BBC's Doctors. I had graduated from Drama Studio London just two weeks
Daniel Squire teaches the Merce Cunningham technique at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and elsewhere (as a guest) How did you
Ghost Stories is to return for a run at the Lyric Hammersmith as part of artistic director Sean Holmes' last season, which
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Andrew Lloyd Webber is ploughing more than £60,000 into supporting paid work placements for designers and lighting technicians in leading UK theatres
In between Chess, touring with Mike and the Mechanics and a third child, Tim Howar has found time to squeeze in one
Aria Entertainment's Katy Lipson has already made a big mark on the UK fringe theatre scene, with more than 50 shows since
For so many of us, at different stages in our career, casting directors can seem remote and elusive, figures of fear, or
Theatre503’s latest is a finalist of the venue’s Playwriting Award for new writing in 2016, and Alison Carr’s ear for natural, funny
Casting has been announced for Robert Icke’s adaptation of The Wild Duck at the Almeida Theatre. Nicholas Day, Grace Doherty, Nicholas Farrell,
Opening night for Sylvia at the Old Vic Theatre in London has been delayed to allow more time to work on the
A plaque honouring Alan Jay Lerner has been unveiled at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, with Andrew Lloyd Webber paying tribute to
A baroque extravaganza, The Enchanted Island was conceived by Jeremy Sams for the Metropolitan Opera, New York, where its premiere cast in
As he makes his West End debut as Sergeant Trotter in Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, Martin Behrman tells Giverny Masso about the
There's an air of rustic nostalgia to the Dundee Rep Ensemble's first production of this year's autumn season, a revival of playwright
