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I feel sorry for the Queen. Well, the actor who has portrayed the Queen’s younger self so brilliantly for several years: Claire
I write this week from the midst of the thickest of fogs. I'm in previews of Quiz, my first-ever experience in the
The winners of the 2018 Olivier Awards have been announced. Hamilton came away as the night's biggest winner, while other successful productions
The Olivier Awards teamed up with anti-harassment campaign Time’s Up at the 2018 ceremony to take a stand against abuse in the
The up-and-coming actor has experienced a gilded start to his career, starring in a production of Hamlet at RADA with Tom Hiddleston,
The Society of London Theatre has apologised for omitting Peter Hall from its in memoriam tribute at this year’s Olivier Awards. The
Widespread calls to end sexual harassment in theatre dominated this year’s Olivier Awards, at which many also hailed a new era of
Pantomime is often considered "the dirty word" of theatre, producer Michael Harrison has complained. The managing director of panto producer Qdos Entertainment
Marianne Elliott has claimed the risks needed to get her production of Angels in America to the stage would not have been
James Graham has said political theatre is receiving a mainstream audience for the first time in years, because of an appetite for
Actor Sheila Atim has said she wants to see more women 'who look like her' winning Olivier awards. She warned that the
Based on a poem by the former Children's Laureate, this diverting show from Polka Theatre artistic director Peter Glanville and singer-songwriter Barb
After travelling to Bangladesh to perform to Rohingyan refugees with charity Clowns Without Borders, Hanna Winter tells Giverny Masso about the experience…
After a proud 200-year history of shipbuilding at Pembroke Dock, it's a curious fact that the last vessel to be constructed there
With the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room reopening after refurbishment, Rupert Thomson tells Lyn Gardner how the Southbank Centre's eclectic events
The Royal Shakespeare Company has accused Daily Mail critic Quentin Letts of exhibiting a “blatantly racist attitude” in a recent review. The
Bryan Cranston has slammed "short-sighted" cuts to the arts in the United States and urged its government to follow the UK's example.
ITV’s coverage of the Olivier Awards attracted a slimmed down audience of 600,000 this year, after hitting one million viewers in 2017.
Antony McDonald has relocated Ariadne auf Naxos, Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s mash-up of operatic genres, to a contemporary Glasgow mansion.
There's nothing misty-eyed about Kenneth Emson's portrait of secondary school. Set in Essex, where the playwright grew up, his new play Plastic pinpoints
In the end, there were no major upsets at the 2018 Olivier Awards, presented on April 8 at the Royal Albert Hall.
Last week, The Stage published an interview with UK Theatre president Fiona Allan to mark the organisation's publication of 10 principles designed
Quiz "Â Noel Coward Theatre, London James Graham's Quiz is a play about Charles Ingram, the "coughing major" who ended up on trial
The American high school system has spawned any number of hit musicals, from Grease and Hairspray to High School Musical and last
This year’s Olivier Awards saw Hamilton take home seven prizes, the most of any show, including two performance accolades and best new
