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Films " with the exception of Ridley Scott’s All the Money in the World " don’t tend to be recast after they’re
In the same week that The Stage published its harassment report, I finished reading Get Me the Urgent Biscuits, Sweetpea Slight's memoir about working as an assistant
Job shares and other flexible working arrangements are an increasingly common feature of working culture. Recent reports show that graduates are placing
It's awards season again, and I'm proud to be the patron saint of the best costume design Offie award for a third
Barrie Rutter clocks off from Northern Broadsides, the company he co-founded 25 years ago, with a relocated version of John Dryden's Restoration
With a body of experimental work behind him, the maverick director and founder of Improbable has embraced opera and is helping lead
The Royal Court Theatre in London has vowed that it will stage a play about Tibet that has been at the heart
UK retains access to EU culture awards EUROPEÂ The UK government has agreed a potential financial settlement with the European Union that will
Cultural leaders have advocated for a special visa for performers and other creatives after Brexit, warning that Britain will be “cast
It seems that Hull's status of City of Culture has gone to its head. According to reports, a local theatre company was
What do you think the new culture secretary has been doing with his time since taking up the role? Addressing funding issues?
Regular theatregoers should boycott this outrageous increase in prices. If West End theatre, encouraged by Ticketmaster, goes the way of rock'n'roll, those
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include opening nights of Beginning press night
With only 5% of Australians participating in theatre and only a few indigenous people working backstage at all, developing an Aboriginal and
Raw, moving, and unashamedly melodramatic in parts, this stylish production of Romeo and Juliet from director Charlotte Conquest conveys all the play's
Austentatious: The Improvised Jane Austen Novel is to extend its run in the West End. Three further performances have been added at
No school rivals Sylvia Young's connections with West End shows, and with The Stage Scholarships, you could train there free of charge,
April de Angelis' 1993 play Playhouse Creatures is a witty and poignant backstage drama that explores the moment in history when lustrous-locked
Carmen has always been a mutable opera and the Royal Opera has lately favoured both a traditionally costumed staging by Francesca Zambello
In his production of Eugene O'Neill's 1956 magnum opus, which started life at Bristol Old Vic in 2016, Richard Eyre shows how
John Barrowman will return to the stage in London to appear in the next installment of Seth Rudetsky’s Broadway @ Leicester Square
After her first professional role in TV series Grange Hill aged 12, the actor, currently playing multiple roles in Told by an
From the world's most in-demand opera director, the Royal Opera's new Carmen ditches sultry stereotypes in favour of music hall spectacle. He
Geraldine Stephenson was one of the busiest choreographers and movement directors of her generation, accruing nearly 400 credits in theatre and on
