35,882 stories from The Stage
Circa's Peepshow provides an occasionally unusual viewing experience for its punters. It's a circus show that gamely plays around with the voyeuristic
Amongst the forgotten stories of the First World War, those of the soldiers executed for desertion must be some of the most
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Giffords Circus, The
The report 'Collapse of Millie tour prompts warning over 'ropey' contracts' (News, June 28, p1) outlines a problem with contracts for artists
And so to Leicester Curve, where last weekend a fundraising event was held to raise money for the venue as it marks
Who doesn't love a retirement do? Or, in this case, a non-retirement do. Tabard hears that a bash was held last month
It feels like Maxine Peake is on home turf with her third play for the stage. Like Beryl and The Last Testament
Breaking down barriers between actors and performers is the key theme of this year's multi-arts event, writes Briony Cartmell At the 46th
While cities of culture are often associated with grand international theatre productions, Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018's programme is championing local artists and attracting audiences
Why, when you reveal your career, do people insist on telling you about their nephew/friend/neighbour who is a local amdram star/who has
A year ago, I made a vision board and declared 2018 my year to do a full Edinburgh Fringe show as a
Orla O’Loughlin will step down as artistic director of the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh to become vice principal and director of drama
Welsh National Opera has started the search for a female conductor to take up a residency at the company in order to
A new 1,500 seat theatre is planned for the Olympia exhibition centre in west London as part of a £700 million redevelopment.
Sam Kenyon's musical tribute to the great Joan Littlewood, radical theatremaker and passionate believer that art should be for everyone, is more
How did you start in theatre? I started in New York, Off-Broadway producing events celebrating new writing and introducing new international talent
Laura Wade's most famous play to date is Posh. In it she peeled back layers of inherited wealth and privilege to reveal
Pinter On Screen: Power, Sex and Politics July and August at BFI Southbank "Truth in drama is forever elusive. You never quite
After making her name as a director adapting much-loved, classic stories, Sally Cookson is now bringing a contemporary novel to the stage.
The current culture wars of civility, or the lack of it, stretches to the White House. Donald Trump's election victory, and the
It no longer looks like an aberration: summer is truly here. The sun brings out the best in us, and sends vitamin
It's taken a long time to exorcise the ghost of Yul Brynner from The King and I. He played the King of
Longborough Festival Opera's theatre-in-a-barn (clad in Classical columns and with seats instead of hay bales) is known for excellent Wagner productions on
An exam board is being fined £175,000 after incorrectly wording a question about Romeo and Juliet in its GCSE English paper. OCR
