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The Royal Court in London has overturned a decision to cancel a planned run of Andrea Dunbar’s Rita, Sue and Bob Too.
Inspired by JM Barrie's children's classic, Action to the Word's The Lost Boy Peter Pan uses the music of the Beatles, among
The Opera House's Qdos-produced pantos are known for being lavish, big-money affairs. And this year's offering, boasting retina-scorching lighting, all-encompassing sound and
The Swan’s Sleeping Beauty eschews trendiness for the traditional and time-honoured. Its unashamed romanticism and lyricism is counterpointed by quite preposterous panto-damery
Arts Educational Schools is planning the first major redevelopment of its west London home in 30 years. The refurbishment will involve the
A major £14 million redevelopment of West Yorkshire Playhouse has been given the green light by Leeds City Council. The revamp will
Having toured successfully last year, European Arts Company revisits its one-man production of A Christmas Carol " a show that, rather than
The Royal Court deserves a long and loud round of applause for the way it has responded to revelations about sexual harassment
Johnathan Tweedie is a brilliant baddie. His Maleficent is magnificent. His delivery is faultless, his singing voice fine and his performance a
Plays Patsy Ferran has been cast in My Mum's a Twat at the Royal Court in London. She plays Girl in the
NS Pantomimes' Jack and the Beanstalk didn't have the most promising of starts. The first two performances were cancelled due to technical
The first night of this revival of David McVicar's staging of Rigoletto was dedicated to the memory of Dmitri Hvorostovsky, who was
This wry, spry little adult panto in the upstairs space of the Canal Cafe Theatre is a refreshing antidote to the sugary
Of all the pantomimes, Aladdin perhaps offers the biggest opportunity to a stage designer. The story is, after all, filled with exotic
Jonathan Hyde and Daniel Rigby will lead the cast of Frost/Nixon at Sheffield Theatres. Peter Morgan's play will run from February 21
Charlotte Young, principal of Razzamataz West Cumbria, first became a franchisee in October 2006. Before opening her Razzamataz theatre school, Charlotte was
Welcome to a party where vogueing is all the rage, there are shots aplenty, and you've got £80 worth of party vouchers
Bea Roberts' Little Mermaid for the Egg theatre in Bath is, without exaggeration, a thing of beauty. Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale is
Chicago is to return to the West End next year following a five-year absence. The Kander and Ebb musical will run at
David Hare's The Moderate Soprano is to transfer to the West End. Jeremy Herrin's production will run at the Duke of York's
Emma Rice has claimed the board of Shakespeare's Globe made a "mistake" in appointing her and that her working-class background went against
Blood and screaming babies, drugs and vomit: yep, there's definitely something amiss in the boho Parisian domicile of good-looking young Americans Abby
Last night's production of Dreamgirls was cancelled due to flooding at the Savoy Theatre. The musical's official Twitter account posted that due
As Hamilmania exerts its grasp on the UK in the run-up to next week's official opening night, The Stage can take a
It’s the time of year when critics are busy compiling their 2017 end-of-year reports, offering their round-ups of the best (and sometimes
