35,882 stories from The Stage
The Jubilee Sailing Trust, in partnership with the Orpheus Trust, offers you the chance to sail on board SV Tenacious for a
Oxford's North Wall Arts Centre is to begin producing work for the first time in its 10-year history. Newly appointed co-directors Ria
Almost half of musicians have experienced discrimination and inappropriate behaviour during their careers according to a new study of the profession that
French musical Notre Dame de Paris is to be revived for a series of performances at the London Coliseum next year. The
Baz Luhrmann's Strictly Ballroom began life in 1984 as a short student play, devised by Luhrmann and his classmates at Sydney's National
Though the nine one-act plays that make up Tonight at 8.30 are all written by Noel Coward, in many ways that's where
The Dukes Theatre in Lancaster are collaborating with Tamasha on a new playwriting prize to discover new culturally diverse talent in the
Alexandra Palace has confirmed that its Victorian theatre will reopen in December following a multimillion-pound restoration. The project has received £18.8 million
Originally titled The Pink Room, Rodney Ackland's 1952 play is set in a Soho drinking pit in the dying days of the
Jemima Rooper will star in the forthcoming production of Little Shop of Horrors at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. She is joined
It's said a good piece of theatre begins as late and ends as early as possible in the framework of a story.
Theatrical marketing company Dewynters has announced it is opening a second office in continental Europe, with an outpost in Amsterdam. The Amsterdam
It is fairly safe to say that immersive theatre became a big deal with Punchdrunk's The Masque of the Red Death at
It's not uncommon to hear grumbling, especially around Olivier Awards time, that the West End is too in awe of its American
If enforced, the European Union's proposed regulations to ban traditional theatre lights will have a calamitous impact upon the industry, writes multiple
Here's a prospect to make you blush, giggle and squirm. We're ushered into a boudoir, a sugar-pink Barbara Cartland confection of cushions,
Gender inequality in the arts can only be solved with “direct intervention” such as quotas, leading campaigners have claimed. Women’s rights organisation
Three of the biggest secondary ticketing platforms have formally committed to being more transparent about the information they publish when they resell
West Yorkshire Playhouse has launched its first young company, in a bid to increase development opportunities for emerging artists in the region.
The celebrated actor is returning to theatre and the role of Mark Rothko " this time at Wyndham's. He tells Alex Clark how
Marion Bott's play Moormaid begins as a tense romance and turns to a furiously political tale of brotherhood, before becoming a story
The fear felt by a parent when their young child disappears from sight is universal. But sometimes that fear can grow out
And the prize for most misjudged publicity stunt of the week goes to Theater Konstanz in Germany. The venue is staging a
If, like Tabard, ballet doesn't float your boat, you're probably not going to want to sit and watch a ballet that is
