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The producers of &Juliet have announced a sing-along performance of the musical at London's Shaftesbury theatre. It follows Bat out of Hell
The National Theatre, One Dance UK and the Society of London Theatre are among organisations coming together to develop a manifesto aimed
Battersea Arts Centre is relaunching itself as what it claims is the world's first relaxed venue, in a move it said will
Writer Kat Rose-Martin is the recipient of the £10,000 Kay Mellor Fellowship, which will see her develop a production at Leeds Playhouse.
Daniel Radcliffe has come a long way since his Harry Potter days. The final film of the franchise was released in 2011,
Underbelly was the birthplace of Edinburgh Fringe success story Fleabag in 2013. Six years later, it became home to Gobby " another
Brexit gets only a couple of mentions in this roar of a monologue by Clint Dyer and Roy Williams. But the play
Do you ever sit in a theatre audience these days and wonder: where are the teenagers? Beyond (vital and brilliant) youth theatre
Breach Theatre's It's True, It's True, It's True will be broadcast on television this weekend. The production, which won The Stage Edinburgh
Politician Caroline Lucas has warned that Brighton Hippodrome has been "left to rot" and has urged the local council to issue an
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse has appointed Mark Da Vanzo as its new chief executive. Currently managing director of the theatres, he begins
The Stage Awards, in association with Integro Insurance Brokers Ltd, celebrate the achievements of theatre companies and individuals across the UK and
On the Applecross peninsula in the West Highlands of Scotland, a young woman named Laura (Lucy Doyle) arrives at her family's remote
A childhood trip to the North Wales holiday camp of Colomendy has been a rite of passage for generations of Liverpudlians. Its
Indira Varma, Tamzin Outhwaite, Daniel Monks and Robert Glenister have joined the cast of the forthcoming West End production of The Seagull.
Shakespeare's plays lend themselves to song and dance adaptations " look at West Side Story and The Boys from Syracuse. Given the
The victims of war-torn countries are often plastered across the news " tear-soaked faces, bloodied bodies and ripped clothing. But what are
Florencia Cordeu's family history is etched on to cassette tapes. An aural (or perhaps oral) history imprinted into plastic and tape, which
Fifteen young, Brazilian performers are at the heart of a show at Battersea Arts Centre, which charts the movement that swept through
Charles Dickens' country home will provide the location for an immersive, site-specific theatre production about the last days of his life. Dickens'
Entertainment unions are exerting renewed pressure on the government to ensure the creative industries are not neglected as post-Brexit negotiations get underway.
A one-woman play about slavery and an opera based on the Jerry Springer American chat show have ranked on BBC Radio 4
It has survived two world wars, the internet, even five years of my editorship, and last Saturday The Stage turned the grand
Sometimes, in theatre, only the best will do. The best script, the best director, the best designer, the best technology, and the
The past week has been dramatic as the World Health Organization declared coronavirus a global health emergency. In London, anxiety around it
