35,882 stories from The Stage
The Scottish Parliament’s culture committee has labelled evidence given to it by Creative Scotland earlier this week as “unconvincing”, and said its
Ellie Stewart’s reworking of the true story of Martin Guerre examines questions of identity and what “belonging” really means. Guerre was a
Cameron Mackintosh's plans for a new West End venue for subsidised theatre have been given the green light by Camden Council's planning
The meaning of the title of Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's new play is threefold "Â Elephant is the pet name of the play's
Nicholas Hytner will direct a new Alan Bennett play at the Bridge Theatre in London, it has been announced. Allelujah! will be
It's a story so enigmatically compelling that many believe it to be true: the unexplained disappearance, on Valentine's Day, 1900, of three
Lulu is set to return to the West End for the first time in 30 years to take over the role of
At the start of the second act of Jubilee, the stage version of Derek Jarman’s 1978 film that has transferred from Manchester’s
Artistic vitality is not just something for the young. Royal Exchange Elders Company director Andrew Barry says theatre should do more to
Four days ago, the US theatre community fostered the birth of more than 100 new short plays, on our federal holiday of
It's a tragedy. London is swamped by hordes of young Disney fans, dressed in pale blue Elsa gowns, clutching precious tickets in
Creative Scotland's chief executive has apologised for the way the body's recent funding decisions were handled, as she committed to a root-and-branch
Front-of-house staff working at Outer London venues owned by the Ambassador Theatre Group are campaigning for equal pay with their West End
The Mayflower Theatre in Southampton has been named one of the 100 best companies to work for in the UK. The Mayflower
A drama school in Liverpool has been given more than £30,000 from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s foundation to fund a new scholarship. The
It's fitting that Ifan Huw Dafydd enters through the same auditorium doors as the audience. His character, Dan, is the audience's conduit
Following on from successful touring productions of Our Man In Havana and Travels With My Aunt, Tilted Wig Productions turns its hand
James Huntrods' new play, Cause, staged by director Lucy Jane Atkinson, is a neat, nuanced three-handed exploring that age-old tug-of-war between principles
Emma Williams, Jonny Fines and Ray Shell are to lead the cast of An Officer and a Gentleman " The Musical, when
This week's top theatre jobs and auditions on The Stage Jobs include auditions for dancers and aerialists at Tokyo Disney, scenic artist at Royal
Cameron Mackintosh’s theatrical licensing company Music Theatre International has reshuffled its senior leadership, appointing president Drew Cohen as global chief executive. Alongside
Charles Hatfield made it rain. Or at least he claimed he could, travelling around the USA in the early 1900s, offering his
Actor-turned-agent Derek Keller " affectionately known as 'Bo' " was a mainstay of Brighton's theatre scene, where the offices of his agency
It's easy to see why playwright Bryony Lavery would be drawn to Graham Greene's Brighton Rock " a book that combines a
Like around a third of the female population, Fran Bushe suffers from female sexual dysfunction. For her, sex has always been tricky,
