The programme of free professional development events for participants at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe has been announced, including sessions on mental health,
Keswick's Main House summer season opener is the Goodale brothers' adaptation of PG Wodehouse's The Code of the Woosters, first seen in
Though set in a world of fairytale, there's a grittiness to Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods. There are enough dysfunctional families, strained
Peter Byrne's early ambition was to be a heavyweight tragic actor but, as he told The Stage: "I realised I was too
Gregory Evans' Shirleymander is an entertaining satire on 1980s local politics with a dark contemporary resonance. Successfully adapted from his 2009 radio
Deborah Findlay and Samuel Barnett have been cast in the world premiere of Alan Bennett's Allelujah! at the Bridge Theatre in London.
Opera may have a reputation in the UK for being 'toffee-nosed and corporate' but the genre is blossoming across the country. Steph
Giselle is eight years away from turning 40 and worried she is turning into her mother. She's worried about a lot of
This production's done the rounds. After starting life at Leicester Curve in 2014 and flying around the UK several times with several
A new campaign by actor and writer Nicky Clark demanding more and better roles for middle-aged women has been launched, with support
Andrew Lippa and Brian Crawley's adaptation of the beloved Frances Hodgson Burnett novel consists almost entirely of slushy ballads. The result is
West End musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is being turned into a film, it has been announced. The musical, which premiered in
My first job was at London's Royal Court in a play called Clubbed Out. It was a three-hander directed by Rufus Norris.
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​ Ga…
How did you start in theatre? I translated my skills from broadcast design (TV and film) into the world of spatial video
What's in a name? When I asked my Facebook colleagues the question: "Wardrobe mistress or wardrobe master " is it time to
I'm on a train that isn't going anywhere. But, for once, this isn't the fault of Southern Rail. I'm on board the
Having started out as a junior costumier at Covent Garden four decades ago, Fay Fullerton has risen to lead the department. She
The best thing about being a BAFTA member is that you can attend TV and film previews at the base in Piccadilly,
Tartuffe "Â Theatre Royal Haymarket, London Moliere's comedy has been reworked In what is apparently the West End's "first ever dual-language production". Tartuffe
Peter Hall was once at a party where a woman collared him and said: "What would poor Samuel Beckett's career have been
Judy Upton's 1998 play Confidence is set on the seaside. Not the seaside of nostalgic dreams (raspberry ripple ice cream and donkey
The faces of theatre past, present and yet to come are brought together in this unforgettable new work by British-German collective Gob
This week we learned that Andrew Scott will appear in a limited run of Simon Stephen's monologue Sea Wall at the Old
Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Strictly Ballroom and Chicago are among the new shows announced in the line-up for this year's West