35,882 stories from The Stage
Watching Emma Gonzalez speak is heart stopping. The Parkland shooting survivor, and founder of the Never Again movement, is a study in
Nine Night " National Theatre, London Having staged Br'er Cotton at Theatre503, JMK award-winning director Roy Alexander Weise helms Natasha Gordon's debut
Plays Dawn French will make her pantomime debut in Snow White at the London Palladium this year. French will play the Wicked
Based on true accounts of young women running away to join IS, Chicago-based playwright Selina Fillinger's debut play Faceless (which she wrote
Discharged from the army at 22, Jonathan Guy Lewis embarked on a stage career. The actor and writer tells Nick Smurthwaite how
In the 19th century, there was money to be made digging up fresh cadavers from the graveyard and selling them on to
Over-65s accounted for one of the few demographics in which arts engagement has grown over the past decade, according to new government
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama principal Gavin Henderson has claimed that introducing quotas aimed at boosting diversity risked damaging the
Bush Theatre artistic director Madani Younis has claimed theatre leaders should be willing to step down from their roles to make way
Les Miserables creator Claude-Michel Schonberg has been given honorary membership of the Royal Academy of Music, in recognition of his contribution to
The Shakespeare authorship question has raised its head again, with Mark Rylance voicing his doubts about the ‘man from Stratford’ on BBC
Punk troubadours the Tiger Lillies " ostensibly singer-songwriter Martyn Jaques and a rotating line-up of band-mates " have been peddling their persuasively
Written in response to the Orlando nightclub shooting, Guillem Clua's The Swallow is a slow burning, occasionally shattering play about the unspoken
Rob Fennah's new comedy Lennon's Banjo, like most of its protagonists, gets commercial mileage out of the Beatles bandwagon. Taking the legend
James Brining and Stephen Greenhorn’s musical, featuring the songs of The Proclaimers, has taken on a life of its own since its
Actor Cellen Chugg Jones stepped in to cover a starring role in the West End revival of Chess " half way through
Ten years after its first staging, the award-winning Sunshine on Leith is revived for a tour that takes in Scotland to Coventry,
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child writer Jack Thorne has claimed disability is being "left out of every diversity conversation" in the
The most provocative thing about The Assassination of Katie Hopkins is its title. It is actually a reflective show, one that sets
Dawn French will make her pantomime debut in Snow White at the London Palladium this year. French will play the Wicked Queen
Noel Coward's 1942 play Present Laughter is often thought of as the playwright's most autobiographical creation. Yet 'faith to reality' is not
The Broadway season is defined for most by the Tony Awards eligibility dates. The awards also determine which New York theatres are
We are living in culturally complicated times and are constantly having to re-calibrate some of the apparent certainties we’ve lived with uncritically
DC Jackson's 2010 comedy My Romantic History takes a refreshingly honest and hilarious look at the modern dating world and examines how
A new venue dubbed the UK’s first purpose-built “fully flexible performance arts venue” will open in London, offering a home to interactive
