35,882 stories from The Stage
Busking can be a scary business. Just you, your instrument, and an audience that, more often than not, walks past without a
The summer festival at Bregenz keeps the small Austrian city on Lake Constance full and occupied for a month of activity. Chief
Tabarnak, deriving from tabernacle (the cupboard you keep the wine and wafers in at church), is a Canadian French expletive used to
The Color Purple is to be revived by Leicester’s Curve and the Birmingham Hippodrome, for a new production in 2019. The musical
Venue Cymru in Llandudno, Wales is to undergo a £3 million redevelopment. Planning permission has been granted by Conwy Council for the
A-level drama is in danger of disappearing from state schools in England, it has been warned, as the subject is revealed to
Jonathan Church, artistic director of Theatre Royal Bath’s summer season, has settled on the 50th anniversary of Arthur Miller’s intricately plotted family
One of two shows by Irish company Malaprop at this year's Fringe, Jericho again sees them, among many other things, exploring communication and
Emilia Bassano Lanier was one hell of a woman. Born in 1569, she was one of the first Englishwomen to publish an
Addiction is a diverse and complex condition that affects one in three people. It has often been addressed on stage and screen
At a fringe where the issues surrounding mental health form a major theme, Where It Hurts, from Edinburgh’s Grassmarket Projects, not only
Trevor Nunn will direct a new production of Fiddler on the Roof for the Menier Chocolate Factory this Christmas. Nunn’s new staging
Marrying aerial movement to the process of egg donation may not be the most obvious of creative choices, but the physical risks
In the second of our weekly podcasts from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018, The Stage critic Tim Bano and associate editor Lyn Gardner
Motown the Musical has announced its closure in the West End, after a three-year run. The musical will close on April 20,
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe may once have been considered a rite of passage, where many of today's leading performers cut their teeth and before
Waiting in queues is usually dull. But on the fringe, I love queues, largely because they are such a terrific source of
UK Theatre's sales data has been widely interpreted as a symptom of an ailing industry, but David Brownlee says the figures are
Kelli O’Hara, Bryan Cranston and Aidan Turner have been shortlisted for this year’s Joe Allen Best West End Debut award. The award
Now in their second year, The Stage Debut Awards are the only UK awards that specifically recognise breakthrough theatre talent, celebrating emerging
No one forgets their big break. What has proved to be so exciting about The Stage Debut Awards is the chance it
The shortlist for The Stage Debut Awards 2018, in association with Access Entertainment, has been announced, with nominees hailing from the West
Actors and campaigners have called for more support to help parents working at the Edinburgh Fringe find appropriate and affordable accommodation, amid
I've always said I wouldn't do a show at the Edinburgh Fringe unless it was something I really loved " a whole
The Association of Lighting Designers has hit back at an academic from Shakespeare's Globe who claimed traditional theatre lighting discriminates against ethnic
