35,882 stories from The Stage
Sue Healy's Imaginationship, previously staged as a reading at the Finborough, is expertly patterned. Events and characters, each embodying some aspect of
Derby Theatre is looking to raise £10 million to enable it to expand and accommodate its growing number of visitors. The theatre
My first job was in September 2009 playing a character called Toby in a piece of new writing called Glasshouse at the
How did you start off in theatre? As many of us do: in school plays. I did a lot of shows at
At 10 years old this year, David McVicar's staging " and where would the Royal Opera be without him? " has worn
London’s Vault Festival has announced a new venue for 2018 that will be dedicated to immersive shows. This year’s event will also
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​ Albert
Andrew Lloyd Webber has called for arts subjects in schools to be taught free of charge, after it emerged pupils in Yorkshire
Natasha Tripney Don't miss My Mum's a Twat " Royal Court, London Anoushka Warden's debut play, My Mum's a Twat, is inspired
Matt Hancock has been named culture secretary in the latest cabinet reshuffle. He replaces Karen Bradley, who has become Northern Ireland secretary
Musical The Grinning Man has extended its London run by two months. The show, playing at the Trafalgar Studios, had initially been
The threat of closure to Belfast's Metropolitan Arts Centre has eased following the announcement of emergency funding of £275,000 from the Department
The West End’s Wyndham’s Theatre is to undergo a renovation of its plaster ceiling to protect it for the future. A planning
Danish ballet dancer and choreographer Peter Schaufuss has revealed plans for a full-time ballet school in Edinburgh at his two city-centre venues.
Stacy Makishi is a performance artist from Hawaii, who has been based in London since the 1990s. She tells Giverny Masso about
Hanna's daughter Ellie is not her birth daughter. After a mix-up at the hospital, she returned to the ex-council house that she
Martina Laird has taken on seven Shakespeare roles in the past two years and is yet to give up on the playwright.
Harold Pinter's sophomore work confounded all but one of its first reviewers but continues to fascinate 60 years on. As the latest
Last week, Michelle Terry unveiled her inaugural season as artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe. As part of this, she revealed a more
PwC has renewed its sponsorship of a scheme providing £10 seats for previews at the Old Vic in London. The deal will
Theatre consultancy Charcoalblue has launched a comprehensive theatre design service promising to take a venue from conception through to completion, inspired by
Ben Forster has had to pull out of the final week of Elf the Musical after breaking his ankle on stage. The
In 1937, some 300,000 Chinese civilians were raped, tortured and murdered by Japanese soldiers in the city of Nanking. Christopher Chen's new
Gershwin musical An American in Paris is to be broadcast in cinemas worldwide later this year, following its closure in the West
The news last week that Bingley Grammar School in West Yorkshire plans to keep GCSE music available to students at a time
