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Actor Maureen Beattie has become only the second female president in Equity’s history. She told The Stage her goal is to ensure
Hollyoaks has long played a valuable role in bringing new acting talent to television, thanks to its high turnover of characters and
Sometimes in this business you can be talking about an issue and, all of a sudden, it is everywhere in the press.
The age when producers could rely on a box-office split as a reliable indicator of earnings is long gone. Paul Johnson warns
What separates Belonging from other recent plays about dementia is its focus on the wider social problem. The company has spent years
Rodney Ackland's The Pink Room was smashed to smithereens by critics when it premiered in 1952, effectively stopping Ackland's successful playwriting career
Girls and Boys starring Carey Mulligan is to transfer to New York. The Royal Court production, written by Dennis Kelly, will run
Windrush: Movement of the People is the timely new full length work by Phoenix Dance Theatre. Choreographed by artistic director Sharon Watson,
The poems on which Janacek based his song-cycle The Diary of One Who Vanished were published in a Czech newspaper in 1916.
Lauren Reed is showrunner of Second World War drama For King and Country, which allows its audience to decide the direction of
Financial problems have forced Darlington's Majestic Theatre to close, with the former owner leaving about £16,000 owed to theatre companies. The 400-seat
The Mercury Theatre in Colchester has teamed up with publishing house Josef Weinberger to relaunch a playwriting prize aimed at uncovering productions
Venues including London’s Theatre 503 and the Tron Theatre in Glasgow are among 10 venues to be awarded up to £5,000 each to
We Can Time Travel is the latest piece of gig theatre from Dom Coyote, who created genre frontrunner Songs for the End
Love, science, trust and ethics all collide in Lucy Prebble's intelligent 2012 play, The Effect, set in a pharmaceutical trial facility. It's
As well as performing West End musicals, Daniel Bailey runs an arts activism website. He tells Giverny Masso about his latest role
In light of #MeToo and its relevance to the theatre industry, it's understandable why the Finborough Theatre would see now as a
The UK debut of Spamilton, which parodies megahit Hamilton along with a variety of other Broadway musicals, will open at the Menier
Matthew Lyon's verse play Broken wears its influences on its sleeve. It embraces that swaggering, strutting Berkoffian vibe, spitting out its story
Having made her name performing hard-hitting, self-penned shows, Charlotte Josephine is playing Mercutio in the RSC's Romeo and Juliet. She tells Natasha
New musical theatre festival From Page to Stage has unveiled a partnership with the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester, which will see
Last week, performers opened up about their experiences suffering from anxiety in the industry, in a bid to break the taboo around
After a recent spate of jukebox musicals, it’s a thrill to welcome an entirely original British musical to the stage. Gus Gowland's
It has been a good year for first-time playwrights, which bodes well for the The Stage Debut Awards in 2018. First, at
