35,882 stories from The Stage
After a gore soaked Duchess of Malfi at the RSC, Maria Aberg is bringing the 'very silly' Little Shop of Horrors to
Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance is hosting free movement warm-up sessions for performers at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The
Actor Caroline Sheen and playwright Barney Norris have been named new associates of the Watermill Theatre in West Berkshire. They have been
Jonny Woo and Richard Thomas’ musical on themes arising from Brexit first saw the light of day at the celebrated Un-Royal Variety
Memory is slippery. It's is not something you can rely on. It captures some things vividly and lets others slide through its
Alexandra Burke is to return to lead the cast of The Bodyguard when it sets out on a UK tour later this
Cold Blood is something truly special. Like Kiss and Cry Collective’s eponymous first show, which was also the brainchild of film-maker Jaco
Choreographer Ludovic Ondiviela recasts Giselle as a modern horror, complete with a mortuary scene, in this ambitious and atmospheric full-length ballet (the
The trouble with the Homeric epics is that for us today they exist only on paper, as big, impenetrable books in stilted
People have long speculated about the nature of the friendship between Jean Armour and Nancy Maclehose, one the wife and the other
How did you start in theatre? I first studied acting at Chichester under a very inspiring teacher, Loraine Edwards. On the BA
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​ Ga…
Someone once told me: "Banish negativity from your life. Things won't always work, but if you stay positive you learn from the
Inspired by the story of My Left Foot's Christy Brown overcoming prejudice, Robert Softley Gale tells David Pollock he isn't pursuing an
In a competitive landscape, where more productions are seeded with funding than can be brought to full production, ‘research and development’ can
This summer has felt like a festival " the joy from the heatwaves, Love Island and a certain football event. It's a
The Austrian playwright Peter Handke once wrote a play called Offending the Audience, which was designed to do just that. The history
When David Greig and Gordon McIntyre’s joyous pocket romcom with songs premiered at the Traverse in 2008, it was a compact two-hander.
Despite controversially taking over Edinburgh's Meadows site four years ago, Underbelly's Circus Hub is now a near sell-out and is taking risks
Featuring on the New York Times list of 25 best plays since Angels in America, Jennifer Kidwell and Scott R Sheppard's play
A season of work by black and mixed-race female performers is to be staged at the Actors Centre in London. Blacktress UK,
Follies, Summer and Smoke and The Inheritance have been nominated for this year's Knight of Illumination Awards. The awards honour international video
Sara Joyce is directing two shows at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe " Hunch by Kate Kennedy and Tamar Broadbent's Best Life.
Hull-based gig-theatre company Middle Child supplied one of the hits of the fringe last year with the frankly superb All We Ever
Penelope Skinner's new play " one of two she's presenting at this year's fringe " is set in a society in which
