Richard Jordan: I love the World Cup, it makes buying tickets for hit shows easier
I have been closely following the World Cup, although I have not watched a single game. The reason is, if you ever
I have been closely following the World Cup, although I have not watched a single game. The reason is, if you ever
Launched by Peter Ridgeway and Leonard Sachs, the Players' Theatre unabashedly championed music hall and live variety performances at its Villiers Street
Maxine Peake, Natascha McElhone, Frances Barber and Imogen Stubbs will read sections of The Odyssey, in what is thought will be the
I was extremely disappointed by your column (Editor's View: 'Ramin Gray case underlines challenge of balancing fairness and transparency', July 5, p6).
Matt Hancock. He's a daredevil isn't he? As the former culture secretary " now health secretary " he was not afraid of
Theatre and football don't sit together that well. When they do, things don't always hit the back of the net. Take The
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of The Lieutenant of
A longstanding contributor to The Stage of news and comment from Scotland's theatre, light entertainment and television scene for more than 50
The Stage Scholarship 2018 at Liverpool Theatre School has been awarded to 20-year-old Samuel Craig from Manchester. The award, valued at £31,500,
The winners of The Stage Scholarships at Read College have been announced. Sally Rudd, who is 18 years old and from Swindon,
Sandi Toksvig has teamed up with her sister Jenifer to create a new production of Treasure Island that will become the Haymarket
This evening, we'll know if the England football team has reached its first Fifa World Cup final in 52 years. But, whether
Now in its 72nd year, the Festival d'Avignon may be just over the water, but it has few British audiences and even
Tumblers, clowns and horseback tricks in a 42-foot diameter performance ring " these are the components of modern circus established 250 years
It seems like only yesterday I was nervously shuffling in for my drama school audition. Two years later I am preparing for
Plans for Warrington’s first theatre in 27 years have been backed by the town’s local council. A commission was set up earlier
Cheek by Jowl's Eleanor Lang has been appointed executive director of Theatre Royal Stratford East. She joins on October 1 from Cheek
Joshua McTaggart is to step down as artistic director of off-West End venue the Bunker, to take up leadership of the Chelsea
Blackpool's endangered Pavilion Theatre is to be restored as a performance venue, in a move that will see it removed from a
Exclusive research conducted by The Stage has revealed the extent of under-representation of disabled students at the UK’s leading drama schools. Last
Ramin Gray has stepped down as artistic director of Actors Touring Company with immediate effect. Gray’s departure comes two weeks after he
Musicals theatre is no strangers to strange subjects " but this is something else. Back in the 1930s a German eccentric living
Meet Bruce Blakemore, a struggling young Geordie tech-head and the unlikeliest international criminal mastermind. Soon Bruce and his Nan will find themselves
Taking over a theatre building for the first time can come as a shock for artistic directors and they soon learn that