35,882 stories from The Stage
Not many people have heard of the tetra-decathlon, a hugely difficult race of 14 track and field events, and even fewer people
A really brief note on the free sheet for this physical show by National Theatre of China says it's about the life
Stef O'Driscoll has long championed works that connects with audiences who feel excluded from traditional theatre. She tells Natasha Tripney how unconventional
Playwright Tanika Gupta has been announced the winner of the 2018 James Tait Black Prize for Drama. The £10,000 playwriting prize is
The chief executive of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland has begun legal proceedings against the body's chairman and its parent organisation,
Simon Evans' and David Aula's meta-magic show has been knocking around for a couple of years now. There's even a sequel, The
Many artists have attempted to capture on stage the essence of cabaret during the Weimar Republic in Germany. Rather than simply performing
Mele Broomes runs Glasgow-based dance, music and theatre company Various Dance Artists and is one of the founders of Project X, an
Nicely turned as comedy, Sarah MacGillivray and Phil Bartlett’s story of a Scottish actress straight out of drama school who goes down
In 1890, impresario Richard D’Oyly Carte, composer Arthur Sullivan and librettist WS Gilbert fell out over the costs of a carpet. It
There is a complexity to Matthew Roberts’ one-man show, Canoe, which goes much deeper than the issue of grieving that lies at its
Milk and Blood is a brand new theatre collective drawn predominantly from graduates of East 15 Acting School and The Dip is
The feminist, punk-rock protest group Pussy Riot is a vital voice in Russian society, daring to dissent in the face of an
Until my first job offer, I had not considered that the performing arts could be a career. The company was called Exponential.
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
Which organisations have you taught at? Bird College and Italia Conti Arts Centre. Before that, I worked as a teacher in formal
Recently WhatsOnStage compiled a Twitter-sourced list of things theatre people all know but audiences might not be aware of. Fun as it
"At this point, you might be thinking you'd like to exchange your ticket for Thor and Loki, the musical," says US soldier
It's not often that ticketing makes the BBC news, and it is even rarer that it is a positive story. However, earlier
As Lil points out at the beginning of this startling reinterpretation of Jonathan Swift's satire, the only bit of Gulliver's Travels people
Sexual harassment in the industry has been the hot topic of 2018, and it's no different at Edinburgh. Emily Jupp hears from
Earlier this year the BBC announced it was shutting down its Maida Vale studio. It's a shame considering its incredible history, no
You know what you're getting with a Henry Naylor play by now. An authoritative voice, a well-researched story, an unapologetically political message,
Burnt Lemon Theatre " freshly minted as a New Diorama Graduate Emerging Company for 2018-19 " is well worth watching, judging by
In JG Ballard's novel, Concrete Island, an architect is left stranded after a car accident in an area of overgrown wasteland in
