New harassment guidelines: Consent must be at the heart of university drama teaching by The Stage

In light of recent revelations of sexual harassment in the industry, a working party for the Standing Conference of University Drama Departments

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Mark Shenton: After harassment, is bullying theatre's next big challenge? by Mark Shenton

Theatre has begun to confront its long-time problems around sexual harassment and inappropriate behaviour in the workplace. This has led to the

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Guidelines produced to prevent sexual harassment in university drama departments by Matthew Hemley

Guidelines aimed at preventing sexual harassment in university drama and theatre departments have been drawn up in response to a spate of

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National Theatre play Love to get film adaptation by Georgia Snow

Alexander Zeldin’s play Love is being made into a film by the BBC and National Theatre, where it premiered two years ago.

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Competition: Win VIP tickets for Tartuffe at the Theatre Royal Haymarket by The Stage

LA. Present day. French media tycoon Orgon has fallen under the seductive spell of Tartuffe, a radical American evangelist. So comprehensively has

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Six things you need to know about Jeremy Wright, the new culture secretary by The Stage

Jeremy Wright spoke of being "very excited" this morning after his appointment as secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport.

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Me and My Girl understudy Ryan Pidgen: 'I've never heard anything like the roar from the crowd.' by Ollie Cole

Shortly before curtain up on press night of Me and My Girl at Chichester Festival Theatre last night, Matt Lucas, one of

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Understudy wins rave reviews as Matt Lucas forced to withdraw from Me and My Girl press night by Georgia Snow

An understudy in Chichester Festival Theatre’s Me and My Girl has garnered rave reviews after stepping in for Matt Lucas who was

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Rosie Cava-Beale: 'It's an exciting time to be leaving drama school " so much is going on for women and diversity' by Giverny Masso

Rosie Cava-Beale is making her professional debut straight out of drama school in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Aspects of Love at the Hope

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Ten must-read books for actors by Samantha Marsden

If you don't have the time or money for acting courses, one of these books can help aspiring, or even experienced, actors

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Jeremy Wright named new culture secretary by Matthew Eames

Jeremy Wright has been named culture secretary as part of a cabinet reshuffle that sees Matt Hancock become health secretary. Wright takes

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Fleabag's Vicky Jones: 'After #MeToo, I feel people are more ready to talk about my debut play The One' by Holly Williams

The One is returning to Soho Theatre. Author Vicky Jones " who, with Phoebe Waller-Bridge, make up the team behind Fleabag "

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The Daughter of the Regiment review at Opera House, Buxton " 'style and panache' by George Hall

In its original version, Donizetti's The Daughter of the Regiment is a light comedy with a military background: Marie, abandoned on the

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The Stage Debut Award winners: One year on " where are they now? by Nick Clark

The Stage Debut Awards are back for 2018. Nick Clark caught up with 2017's winners over brunch at Theatreland restaurant Joe Allen

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Actor Melissa Johns: 'My first job taught me how to deal with frustration and move on' by John Byrne

My first professional acting audition was in July 2012 for a play called The Prize, to be performed at Live Theatre, Newcastle

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Dance teacher Lisa Fernandez Adams: 'Be true to your creativity: don't mimic, create' by John Byrne

The dance teacher and head of performing arts at Richard Taunton Sixth Form College in Southampton talks to John Byrne about her

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The Green Room: What do you look for in a director? by Jon Dryden Taylor

Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​ Al…

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Me and My Girl review at Chichester Festival Theatre " 'a dazzling revival' by Bella Todd

Daniel Evans' latest big summer musical has a lot in common with Chichester Festival Theatre's 2016 hit Half a Sixpence. A working

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Andrzej Lukowski: Football's coming home (and to the theatre) by Andrzej Lukowski

I'm sure everyone has noticed this by now, but football's coming home. And in certain respects the theatre world is not terribly

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Rob Halliday: As Bill Brohn showed, orchestrators perform a special kind of magic by Rob Halliday

Perhaps stage wizardry only seems like magic if you can't figure out how it's done. And to some, theatrical lighting may feel

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Matthew Bourne among winners of Creative Green Awards by Matthew Hemley

Matthew Bourne's New Adventures is among the winners of this year's Creative Green Awards. Run by green arts charity Julie's Bicycle, the

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Company of Elders review at Sadler's Wells, London " 'proud, poignant and thoughtful' by Anna Winter

Respect the Elders. When Sadler's Wells' resident over-60s company of community dancers perform their latest mixed bill, they re-adjust the parameters by

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Musical director Gareth Valentine: 'The more energy you give out in the pit, the more you'll get back' by Nick Smurthwaite

After starting out as a boy soprano singing at eisteddfods in north Wales, Gareth Valentine went on to become a top musical

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BE Festival 2018 review " 'risk-taking, multi-disciplinary European theatre' by Ben Kulvichit

Transforming the backstage area of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre into a lively festival hub and the main stage into a communal dining

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Idomeneo review at Opera House, Buxton " 'an uneven staging' by George Hall

Despite being a relatively familiar title, Mozart's Idomeneo is a challenging assignment for Buxton, with a clutch of demanding central roles and

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