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Photos formThe Stage Awards ceremony and party 2018 by Eliza Power and Alex Brenner… The Stage Awards arrivals The Stage Awards ceremony
Judi, Judi, Judi. That's Dame Judi to the likes of you and me and clearly she should be given all the respect
Just following up on the letters about the first woman to artistically lead or manage a London theatre (Letters, January 25). In
This week, news broke that the Theatre Royal Haymarket, that beautiful playhouse at the heart of London, is up for sale. Of
Bryony Kimmings has never been shy of tackling a taboo subject. But in A Pacifist's Guide to the War on Cancer she
It's a Wednesday evening and I'm enjoying a Portland crab cocktail at a fancy London restaurant. Unusually, there is no background noise
After taking time out over the past three years to deal with some mental health issues, I am now officially a working
When your crime caper revolves around fulfilling the dying request of the love child of Marilyn Monroe and Michael Caine, it should
The number of students entering GCSE drama in England in 2017 declined by 8.5% compared with the previous year. According to figures
Creative Scotland is to hold an emergency board meeting next week in response to the criticism of funding decisions for 2018-21. Criticism
West End musical Hamilton has increased its top ticket price by 25% – with theatre fans slamming the move as "pure greed".
Cast in Doncaster has announced that it will no longer demand audience members claiming free carer tickets for proof of disability. Free
Fourth Monkey offers two half-scholarships, which include a trip to Italy to work with Antonio Fava. It has a graduate touring company,
With technical skills, Shakespeare and training for musicals just a selection of what's on offer, many top drama schools are providing high-quality
Samuel Barnett and Declan Bennett have been cast in a new stage adaptation of the novel Kiss of the Spider Woman. Manuel
Academy Award nominee Daniel Kaluuya " it has a certain ring to it, no? Strange to think this south London boy's rise
As Amber Massie-Blomfield nears the end of her tenure at Camden People's Theatre, she argues why the executive director's job is so
The Stage described Issy Schlisselman as "a remarkable actor", but he was also an eloquent mime artist and an influential member of
The thumping drumbeats of Iggy Pop's Lust For Life roar out of the speakers as flickering video images projected on to the
Just one in 10 players in West End orchestra pits are women, according to figures from the Musicians’ Union. The statistics have
Georgie Henley (The Chronicles of Narnia) and Olivier Award nominee Tyrone Huntley (Jesus Christ Superstar, Dreamgirls, Book of Mormon) star in the
While some events only scratch the surface of issues affecting voice artists, the One Voice Conference provides a dedicated, four-day focus on
Guildford School of Acting's Musical Theatre and Acting Foundation programmes have been updated and revitalised this year, with new leadership from two
Arts Council England has introduced the Creative Case for Diversity. An initiative aimed at creating great art and culture for everyone, while
