35,882 stories from The Stage
Imagine if the "rude mechanicals" from A Midsummer Night's Dream were asked to stage Hamlet in just an hour and with only
Ron Elisha's play Falling in Love Again is pure conjecture, imagining what might have happened if Marlene Dietrich, a German film star
Actors are being called on to "unequivocally denounce" Laurence Fox, after he became in embroiled in a race row during an appearance
Original cast members from the BBC's broadcast of Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party " including Alison Steadman and Wendy Nottingham " will return
Frederick Knott's 1952 play Dial M for Murder set the tone for the stage thrillers to come. Audiences relished the suspenseful atmosphere
The European premiere of Paula Vogel's Indecent and a revival of Alan Bennett's Habeas Corpus will be staged at London's Menier Chocolate
For Irish director Caroline Byrne, it's the non-verbal world of theatre, and not the spoken one, that captivates her most. She tells
Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds' in-house production of Peter Pan builds on the success of its previous traditional pantomimes and provides an
Julie Tsang's psychological thriller exists in the shadows. As Kevin, a seemingly amiable young repairman, attempts to patch-up the shambling, elderly Li
Jason Manford will return to host the Olivier Awards this year, presenting the ceremony for the third time. The actor and comedian
After so much time and so much tinkering, when it comes to Les Misérables the philosopher's axe springs to mind. Every time
For 20 years, Razzamataz Theatre Schools have been providing young people across the country with exceptional training in dance, drama and singing,
While the Under the Radar Festival at the Public Theater in New York is billed as "a premier launching pad for new
Funding cuts over the past 10 years are impacting cultural organisations ability to deliver non-artistic operations, such as site maintenance and recruitment,
A year-long, nationwide project celebrating the importance of local arts centres to England's cultural ecology is being launched this month to mark
Aged 90, the sitar maestro Ravi Shankar announced he was going to write an opera. He died before its completion, and it
House of Lords peer Deborah Bull has called on the government to review its definition of research and development to include the
LAMDA director Sarah Frankcom has revealed she is working towards abolishing the drama school's audition fees altogether, following last year's cost reduction.
Blackpool North Pier Theatre is to be renamed to commemorate variety entertainer Joe Longthorne. It will be relaunched as the Joe Longthorne
Chaplin Chapin and Stan Laurel arrived in the United States on the same ship. They'd both honed their slapstick skills as part
Mexico is too often reduced to cerveza and tequila, bandidos, big hats and even bigger cacti. Billed as 'A waking Dream of
Pippa Cleary and Jake Brunger's Jet Set Go!, a stage adaptation of the film Soapdish by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe and
Last week, I returned to a role for the third time as the revival of Coming Clean, written by the late Kevin
David Byrne made an announcement to the audience before his Broadway show, American Utopia. He told them that he believed they would
Too many venues rely on clunky, third-party box office solutions, says former ticketing manager Andrew Ladd. Sites such as TodayTix have shown
