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Edouard Louis was just 21 when he wrote The End of Eddy. It's an astonishing work, an autobiographical chronicling of his childhood
Planning permission has been granted for a new 600-seat theatre in London’s King Cross. Although it has not been officially confirmed, The
Michaela Coel, the writer and actor behind comedy series Chewing Gum, has revealed she was sexually assaulted while working on the show.
An organisation has been set up to better equip graduating theatre professionals to report sexual harassment at work. Formed by two recent
Nathan Ellis' play for theatre company This Noise is obsessed with images, both in its form and its content. A man and
In Peter Brook and long-term collaborator Marie-Helene Estienne’s The Prisoner, the interrogative eye on the exotic reveals much more about the beholder
Tom Wells is master of the adorkable. There's a lovely, gentle, huggable quality to his plays. And that continues here, although perhaps
Once you accept that it's all nonsense, that your senses will be assaulted by a riot of colour and noise, by a
In the third and final of our weekly podcasts from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018, The Stage critic Tim Bano and associate editor
In Geoff Sobelle's intricately choreographed and designed show, a house is constructed on stage. The production begins with Sobelle stapling plastic sheeting
Hollyoaks actor Duncan James is to join the cast of Chicago in the West End. James will star as Billy Flynn from
The theatre company behind The Play That Goes Wrong is setting up a new television production company to develop future work for
West End musical The King and I will be shown in cinemas later this year, it has been announced. The Rodgers and
Entertainment investment firm Bob and Co has rebranded as Anthology Group and will focus more on producing new film, television and theatre
The derelict Savoy Cinema in east London, which is being restored as a cultural venue, has been renamed Earth ahead of its
The third batch of Scotsman Fringe First awards have been announced, with three prizes for shows at Summerhall. They went to Helen
This revival of Copenhagen is in safer hands than the secrets of nuclear fission during WWII. Michael Blakemore directed the multi award-winning
One of the biggest challenges for companies mounting al fresco site-specific productions " aside from the possible inclement weather " is finding
The Donmar Warehouse has appointed Anna Cooper as its new casting director. She replaces Alastair Coomer, who left the London theatre earlier
Next spring, the British opera director Stephen Langridge will take up the position of artistic director of Glyndebourne " not only one
Have we reached peak fringe? It was a question asked at the Devoted and Disgruntled session at Fringe Central on Monday discussing
We're entering the final days of the Edinburgh Fringe, but where's the buzz? This fringe has seen no shortage of quality " especially in new writing. Neither has ther…
For all its professed liberal sensibilities, theatre can still be a deeply conservative world. Set ways of doing things, strict hierarchies and
An increasing number of sound technicians are raising concerns that the rules around noise levels are unclear, leaving them, their staff and
An agent has been accused of “exploiting” actors after suggesting performers would be considered for representation if they donated to a personal
