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This week’s production news includes casting announcements for the world premiere of The Girl on the Train at the West Yorkshire Playhouse
There is no typical job in prop or set making. That's what makes working in this sector so exciting. Sometimes there are
Actors Touring Company received the results of an independent investigation into its artistic director Ramin Gray in February, The Stage can reveal.
The gravity-defying feats of contemporary circus and the weightlessness of moving through water make a good match. As performers dive through the
Richard Alston has announced he is ending his tenure as artistic director of contemporary dance organisation the Place after more than 20
The mysterious 11-day disappearance of Agatha Christie during the 1920s, remains a source of fascination, and a story worthy of one of
This solo play written by Siobhan McMillan has undergone several transformations since it opened at the Camden People’s Theatre in 2015. There
Despite the name, Relentless Unstoppable Human Machine gets off to a slightly saggy start. On a set made up of metal climbing
As a book of classic posters from the golden age of British circus nears publication, Douglas McPherson looks back at the family-run
EastEnders actor Jill Halfpenny is to star in the world premiere of The Girl on the Train at West Yorkshire Playhouse in
What a delicious adventure story this is and how well it adapts to the stage. Adam Penford's fluid and inventive production of
Actor Adrian Lester is backing a new foundation set up to support young people from low-income backgrounds in the performing arts. The
David Lan will be recognised for his outstanding contribution to theatre at this year’s Olivier Awards with special honours, it has been
Murray Head has withdrawn from the forthcoming West End production of Chess at the London Coliseum due to personal reasons. A statement
Money can't buy you love " but it can certainly get you a temporary imitation of it. In William Congreve's dazzling, intricately
When shows make the trans-Atlantic trip between Broadway and the West End they are, essentially, the same production. There may be tweaks
Going to the theatre is primarily about the show you see in front of you; but it’s far from the entirety of
Legendary filmmaker and comedian Mel Brooks brings his classic monster musical comedy Young Frankenstein to life on stage in an all-singing, all-dancing musical collaboration
Kevin Armento's play takes the form of a narrative tug-of-war. The five women at the centre of the Clinton-Lewinsky sex scandal that
Theatre’s largest employers have pledged to increase the number of women in technical roles in a bid to improve the gender pay
More than 1,300 people have signed a petition to "save Rose Bruford College" after it was revealed staff are facing redundancy as
Matthew Bourne’s Highland Fling " his updating of La Sylphide to near contemporary Glasgow " is a joyous romp. He floods the
Sherlock actor Amanda Abbington is to join Danny Mac in the UK premiere of Andrew Lippa's A Little Princess. The semi-staged concert
The Birmingham Hippodrome's first in-house production " a collaboration with Open Theatre Company and inventive theatre-makers Metro-Boulot-Dodo " sees a cast of
A “passive culture of endorsing bullying” is allowing inappropriate behaviour to thrive in the industry, a new report claims. This is one