35,882 stories from The Stage
Gbolahan Obisesan's adaptation of Chigozie Obioma's novel makes for a supreme piece of theatre. It's pared to essentials " two actors and
Cleverly entertaining but carrying a strong social bite, Nichola McAuliffe’s Revenants has a hint of the drawing room drama about it. In
This week, Bat Out of Hell – The Musical announced it would be holding five special performances where audience members will be
The legend of King Arthur is given a thoroughly modern retelling in Grail Project from Californian physical theatre ensemble Theatre Movement Bazaar.
Work can be incredibly stressful. And if you'd somehow forgotten that during August in Edinburgh, Alastair Curtis' three-handed comedy Dining Al Desko
The fifth and final opening of Theatre by the Lake's summer rep season gives us the entire company in Jane Austen's comedy
What happens when a couple is in love and want to spend the rest of their lives together, but the question of
Tapping into the Victorian fascination with speed, time and travel, Jules Verne’s much-adapted novel Around the World in 80 Days tells the
Sexual violence in the US military is all too frequent, under-reported, and rarely prosecuted. Writer-performer Mary Jane Wells' one-woman show Heroine recounts
Although she now lives in the UK, writer and performer Katherina Radeva grew up in Bulgaria. In Fallen Fruit, a piece she
On a bare stage there is a solitary chair, with a raincoat suspended in mid-air to one side. That’s all the setting
Shows don’t come much sweeter than this. The Backpack Ensemble " an emerging company hailing from the University of Lincoln " heaves
To many visitors the Edinburgh Fringe is all about comedy, whether it be stand-up, improv, new wave or establishment. Eastlake Productions’ Very
Emilia " Shakespeare’s Globe, London Michelle Terry's inaugural season at Shakespeare's Globe continues with Morgan Lloyd Malcom's new play about Emilia Lanier,
'Sold Out' notices are springing up in Edinburgh. Show titles are being chalked on to venue blackboards and celebratory tweets are doing
If you are doing cabaret at the Edinburgh Fringe, chances are you have a couple of shows on the go. It's an
In one of two plays she's presenting at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, Penelope Skinner delves into the men's rights movement. It's far
Theatre Temoin has been an Edinburgh Fringe fixture for a while now, and it's a company unafraid of tackling big issues "
Get "Lockie" back on track! Welcome to the fictional Lockhaven Port, based on a typical corner of small-town Scotland largely forgotten by
Circus performer and clown Thom Monckton makes an art form out of dawdling around in this deft and almost perfectly paced solo
The third part in James Rowland's storytelling cycle sees him revisiting characters from previous chapters, from the emotional tsunami that was Team
Things are not going well for Brenda. The object of her affection, Olivia, does not appreciate the depth of her feelings for
Crescendos are a familiar part of classical music composition: the slow and steady climb to the earth-moving finale. Circa's new show for
Somewhere between lecture, cabaret and stand-up, Natalie Cutler's one-woman show Not Yet Suffragette gives a history lesson on women's rights, battles and
It is easy to be swept away by enthusiasm at the fringe. I know I am guilty of it. I find it
