35,882 stories from The Stage
Mathew Horne is to star in a stage adaptation of the film Rain Man. Horne will star as Raymond Babbit " the
Credited with introducing several operas to this country, the annual festival returns with a UK stage premiere of Massenet's Le Cid as
There's always something ingenious in productions by fringe opera company Pop-Up Opera. In this double bill of jaunty Mozart singspiele the company
Theatre company Out of Joint is to roll out a playwriting scheme for teenagers following a successful pilot last year, with the
For its first ever production, new company OtherLife tackles Jack Thorne's 2012 two-hander. Marian and David are a young middle-class couple, seemingly
Terrence McNally's 1987 romantic comedy drama " made into a film in 1991 with Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer " focuses on
In 1912, only the most desperate out-of-work theatre actors would have considered slumming it in moving picture shows. By 1928, cinema was
Our new scheme, Debut, has prompted some debate on social media. I'm keen to respond to this, and to Stephen Arnell's recent
Reviving prolific playwright Simon Stephens' flawed, elegiac 2003 drama One Minute in the age of social media, Iwan Lewis' stylish but insubstantial
Immersive theatre company Differencengine has gone into liquidation, owing tens of thousands of pounds to cast and crew. The company, which is
Andrew Lloyd Webber is to fund a new scholarship at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire for an acting student. Funded through the Andrew
A free workshop for performers suffering from anxiety will be held at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe and explore how breathing can
It's hard to imagine a better evocation of frayed nerves than Ligeti's String Quartet No 2. This modern chamber classic starts
JM Barrie's character has become a watchword for eternal youth. But that youth is often selfish, a desire to defy death, a
The 'standard', default start time for Broadway shows used to be 8pm, with Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2pm and Sunday matinees
For generations, US network television has done a successful job of telling the stories of doctors and lawyers, police officers and private
Milton's line: "No light, but rather darkness visible" is as good a description of Kim Brandstrup's new work as any. The first
Hull Truck Theatre Company has committed to new diversity targets and introduced schemes to help young people from deprived areas break into
Street performers could soon benefit from being able to accept contactless payments, thanks to new technology developed in London. The device, Tiptap,
South London arts centre Fairfield Halls has announced local organisation Savvy Theatre as its company in residence for the next 10 years.
Equity is being urged to "take a step up" and do more to improve working-class representation in theatre. Tom Stocks of campaign
Actors including Amanda Abbington, Ricky Gervais, Frances Barber and Mark Gatiss have lent their support to a new campaign demanding more and
A play exploring life in London and Gaza is to be performed simultaneously in each location, using live streaming and projection to
Deafinitely Theatre has announced a new training course to equip emerging deaf artists for a career in mainstream theatre. The year-long programme,
Works by Nicholas Hytner and Michael Coveney have made the shortlist for this year's Theatre Book Prize. Hytner is nominated for Balancing
