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A refreshing take on an under-performed Christopher Marlowe play showcasing young acting talent sounds like a great idea. But it fails to
Kevin Spacey is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police over a third allegation of sexual assault. A third man has come forward
Following an extensive refit of the Landor pub’s upper floor, the Landor Space in North Clapham has been created as a multi-purpose
Asylum seeker Serge (Ncuti Gatwa) greets the audience with an effusive speech about storytelling. He is joined by Nick Blakeley as A,
MPs are to investigate how taking part in arts and cultural activities have a positive impact on health, community and education. The
Sheffield Theatres has announced ambitions to expand its international work through tours and transfers in Asia and Australia. The theatre is hoping
James Barber may not be a familiar name to those outside the industry, but he was as great a star as any
Youth Music Theatre UK, a new partner to The Stage Scholarships, is offering free tuition to one lucky winner, says Lisa Martland.
How do you tackle a Shakespeare play that people consider a problem? One answer, at least for the Globe's outgoing artistic director
New play Gypsy Queen, Hope Mill How My Light Is Spent, Royal Exchange Narcissist in the Mirror, Greater Manchester Fringe Festival Narvik,
Sheridan Smith has been nominated for this year's Manchester Theatre Awards, with Sunset Boulevard stars Danny Mac and Ria Jones also picking
'Everybody just stared at them and loved them and wanted to be them " but nobody was.' Betty is rich; Betty is
Last weekend, Camilla Long swapped her patch from reviewing films to television for the Sunday Times. “I've officially left my wife for
The female theatre community has become increasingly vocal about sexism in the arts. I won't bother quoting statistics here " much more
Happily, it's not uncommon for me to meet people working in theatre who found their first jobs in The Stage. The positive
As the ever-reliable stooge to a succession of television comedians, Bella Emberg's sizeable frame (the butt of endless jokes in less politically
Roland Petit's Le Jeune Homme et la Mort is a succinct, sexually charged work " particularly for 1946 when it premiered. From
Designers including Paule Constable are fighting a proposed ban on traditional theatre lighting, which they claim could result in hundreds of venues
Lia Williams may not be as well known as some of her big-name co-stars, she may not even have got into drama
For all its wit and whimsy, the world of Betes de Foire " Petit Theatre de Gestes, created and performed by Elsa
As Concepta Riley, the first barmaid to appear behind the bar of the Rovers Return in Coronation Street, Doreen Keogh created the
EU to celebrate its cultural heritage EUROPEÂ Events are planned across the European Union in 2018 as the European Year of Cultural Heritage
Tabard isn't married and quite often thinks he'd make someone very happy. Which is why he was very disappointed not to see
For some people, getting drunk may be the only way to sit through a musical (Guardian columnist Stuart Heritage springs to mind
Andrew Lloyd Webber spoke wisdom in his condemnation of provision of the arts in schools (News, January 11). Charging for music tuition
