35,882 stories from The Stage
Once upon a time a lunch hour encompassed more than just a sandwich " in fact the hard-working employees of Soho could
Ayub Khan Din's much-loved East Is East, first performed at Birmingham Rep in 1996 and adapted successfully for the screen in 1999,
Recently seen in the West End’s Girl from the North Country, the versatile actor and writer is now starring in his self-written
Playwright Alistair McDowall is the winner of the 2018 Pinter Commission and will write a new play for the Royal Court in
Leeds theatre company Slung Low has announced it is establishing a community college, in a bid to make creative education available to
With 300 shows, Vault Festival was a sprawling, multifaceted and gloriously eclectic event. The Stage sent Fergus Morgan to cover the event
Chichester Festival Theatre's production of Caroline, Or Change is to transfer to the West End. The show, which ran in Chichester last
It's a very particular kind of a teenage emotion that powers Stephanie Silver's new play Our Big Love Story. The type of
It starts with a breath, a beat and a vein pulsing in the neck. And then the ensemble for BAC Beatbox Academy's
Saturday mornings aren't the typical time for press releases to be sent out, but a couple of Saturdays ago, at 8.10am, Harry
Broadway can’t be faulted for its timing. Despite spring officially beginning, it has been in the grip of a snowstorm this week,
Premiering in Denver last summer, in a 2,800 seat performing arts centre, Disney's Frozen " the musical adaptation of the hit film
Arts organisations will need to focus more on older audiences over the next 10 years to cater for England’s ageing population, new
The Selfish Giant is a new folk opera adapted from Oscar Wilde's classic children's story by multi-award winning composer, producer and song-writer
Arinze Kene launches into a story about a fight on a night bus. His performance is physically and vocally rich, words rattling
Last chance to see Kathy Burke's 'gloriously funny' (Broadway World) revival of Lady Windermere's Fan. Must end on April 7. Inspired by the
Nadia Fall has announced her first season as artistic director of London's Theatre Royal Stratford East. Fall will direct The Village, an
At the Heart of Things is a dance-puppetry performance inspired by Oscar Wilde's book De Profundis. Movement improvisation, visual imagery and devised text
The arts should be offered on prescription by the NHS more as an alternative to more traditional methods of primary care, it
Salford venue the Lowry is piloting a scheme aimed at helping solo theatregoers meet other people attending shows alone. Going Solo works
This long-lost play by eminent Edwardian playwright Harley Granville Barker did not win any favours from its author. Agnes Colander, an early
It has been something of a rough journey for Sting's debut musical The Last Ship to end up docked on Tyneside, its
I have been in Australia and New Zealand for the past few weeks, experiencing the major festival season that runs in both
How Good Chance’s rich, truthful theatre allows refugees to express themselvesThe Jungle, a critically acclaimed play about the Calais refugee camp that
Accreditation and advocacy roles previously carried out by the now defunct Drama UK will be picked up by the Council for Dance
