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Following the wide-ranging and ongoing allegations of harassment and abuse in the entertainment industry and beyond, The Stage carried out a survey
Following the wide-ranging and ongoing allegations of harassment and abuse in the entertainment industry and beyond, The Stage carried out a survey
The past few months have been characterised by a string of harassment and abuse allegations across a wide range of industries, both
Ayr Gaiety Theatre and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe are among organisations to receive 100% cuts to their regular funding from Creative Scotland.
The Stage is a media organisation and is not able to offer counselling or support. However, if you or someone you know
Details of a new strategy that will enable staff at the Old Vic to share concerns about someone’s behaviour or the culture
Reports about abuses of power in theatre have turned a harsh spotlight on the industry. Rufus Norris says it is time to
The results of our investigation into harassment in theatre are shocking. But how do they compare to similar reports? In terms of
An awards ceremony specifically to honour the work of casting directors is being launched. The CDG Awards is being created by the
Images of flying lovers run through Emma Rice's work. It crops up again and again, in Nights at the Circus, in Romantics
Theatre company Out of Joint is offering playwrights free space at its north London base. Called the Writers Room, the space has
The Lyric Hammersmith is planning to phase out single-use plastic across its organisation. Single-use plastic is plastic that is only used once
Arts organisations in Northern Ireland have launched a campaign calling for greater public support for the arts. They warned of "death by
The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts has been awarded nearly £4 million to create a series of new courses to equip students
The Off West End Theatre Awards, the Offies, have announced the nominees for its 2018 awards. The winners have been announced via
Tabard knows the Osmonds have a big fan base, but someone in Skegness seems to have taken their love of Jimmy too
The decision makers are clearly ignorant of the principles of optics or they must be in bed with the LED manufacturers who
Press night parties, new shows in rehearsal, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include opening nights of The
We've all been there, have we not? You send a sensitive email only to realise you've either sent it to person the
When Marguerite Duras was almost 16, she had a relationship with an older man that would inform her life and her writing.
While the UK is home to a buzzing fringe scene " not to mention the biggest arts festival in the world "
The opening scene of Austen The Musical makes a strong argument in favour of 'The Death of the Author' mode of literary
Glengarry Glen Ross, David Mamet's double-dealing real-estate drama, ends its revival run at London's Playhouse Theatre next week. When the Olivier nominations are announced
The 2018 edition of Vault Festival kicks off with a typically varied selection of shows, ranging from one-man monologue rants, including a
