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How has theatre criticism changed in the past eight years? In 2010, The Stage ran a survey asking our readers what you
Two arpeggios start Fun Home, like a tune a child would play after their first piano lesson. Suddenly they attach themselves to
Site-specific musical Beyond the End of the Road and theatre company Ragged Edge are among the winners of the second annual Rural
NT Live productions are to be free to the public for the first time. The National Theatre has teamed up with Wembley
Arts Council England chief executive Darren Henley has called for all schoolchildren to be taught creative subjects, claiming anything that is “good
A former newspaper office in Coventry is to be transformed to host a mini-festival of site-specific theatre and dance pieces. Read All
Puccini's most popular work " indeed the most popular piece in the entire operatic repertoire these days " La Boheme returns in
Outdoor Shakespeare in the summer months is a warm and fuzzy British tradition like Wimbledon, Pimm’s and complaining about the weather. Shakespeare
Tabard is excited to hear that Hamilton will be making its Off-West End premiere. Well, not quite: Hamilton (Lewis), a parody musical
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of The Big
Is it acceptable that producers are casting shows under the title The Best of the West End " at the Royal Albert
The great and the good of Theatreland gathered at the former New London this week to usher in its new life as
In more than 30 plays for stage and television, Frank Vickery, who has died after a sudden illness at the age of
The Under Ground Theatre in Eastbourne has been closed until further notice after the operator's lease was discontinued due to safeguarding concerns.
Global licensing house Theatrical Rights Worldwide has launched a search to represent the UK’s next generation of musical theatre writers. TRW, which
Jude Law, Gemma Arterton, Alexandra Burke and Cameron Mackintosh are among a host of stage and screen figures vowing to protect the
A London teacher who was named the best in the world will use her $1 million prize money to promote arts engagement
Ten years ago the Bush Theatre staged a series of short plays under the banner the Broken Space season. The leaking roof
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​ Albert
How did you start off in theatre? Growing up in Cornwall, I was introduced to fantastic companies such as Kneehigh Theatre, O-region
I was a 16-year-old dancer at Maria Gimenez Ballet in Spain " the youngest of the company and very shy. I was
King’s Head Theatre and Debbie Hicks present Mart Crowley's potent, provocative play which headlines the 2018 Queer Season from July 25 until
Since her debut in BBC sitcom Dinnerladies in the late 1990s, the actor and writer has emerged as one of the UK's
In America, naming rights for theatres and concert halls aren't just an honour, but something to be bought, sold and traded. In
