35,882 stories from The Stage
Mark Benton and Nigel Harman will star in a UK tour of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross. The tour, which follows a
A theatre website has apologised "unreservedly" for a review in which a critic referred to the weight of performer Nicola Coughlan. Coughlan
The revolutionary director behind Theatre Workshop at Theatre Royal Stratford East, Joan Littlewood, will be played by seven different actors on the
The openings scene of The Unexpected Guest features a corpse, a beautiful woman with a smoking gun and a stranger who arrives
At the National Theatre, white men in black face paint are repeatedly saying the “N word”. Having transferred from the Orange Tree
Football clubs have transfer windows " specific periods throughout the year when they can sign and sell players in and out of
Gosh, what larks were had at the 19th hole in PG Wodehouse’s golfing tales. Writers Jon Glover and Edward Taylor move the
Kenneth MacMillan was a choreographer who truly knew how to express emotion. This was particularly evident in his pas de deux, and
This is the second new production of Grange Park Opera's 2018 season and the theatre itself continues to excite. Exhibiting good sightlines
Theatr Clwyd in Wales has announced plans for a major £30 million redevelopment. The venue, which is located near Mold, has secured
A free mentoring scheme for theatre writers has been set up specifically to address a lack of opportunities for playwrights working in
The two actors who play the genie in Disney's Aladdin in the West End and the US tour are to swap places
A 10-point code of conduct outlining how Edinburgh's 11 festivals should work with volunteers is to go before the city's council. The
Equity low pay no pay officer Emmanuel de Lange is to become the union's new West End organiser. He will replace Virginia
Starting life at the Wandsworth Arts Fringe and sponsored by the Racing Post newspaper, Justin Hopper’s Flutter is an intimate but thoroughly
Nobody was more surprised by the success of her Helene Hanff’s memoir 84 Charing Cross Road than the author herself. Probably best
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is moving into theatre producing with a touring show about cuts to domestic violence funding. Refuge Women
Andrew Lloyd Webber has labelled cuts to music education in schools as "ludicrous". The composer, a staunch advocate of the importance of
Back in April Southwark Playhouse staged a flamboyant and fun flapper era production of William Wycherley's Restoration comedy, The Country Wife. Jonathan
David Threlfall and Rufus Hound are to reprise their roles in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Don Quixote when the play
Unlike going to a museum, where what we see has been curated for us, attending the performing arts is a self-curated experience.
Carole Rothman, artistic director of New York’s Second Stage, caused a bit of a stir last year. At the launch event ahead
A free helpline set up to provide health and well-being support is now available for theatre industry professionals. The 24-hour service has
I recently took part in a round-table discussion about London's theatres. One of the key issues discussed was how the planning system
As Bristol Old Vic prepares to unveil a radical refurbishment, its artistic director Tom Morris explains how the theatre is reaching out
