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More than 60% of respondents to an online poll run by The Stage believe female performers should be described as 'actors'. The
Glenda Jackson has branded the response to allegations of sexual harassment in the theatre industry as hypocritical. The actor and former Labour
Modelling and entertainment agencies received the most complaints from workers of any sector last year, a new government report has revealed. The
The Ferryman, The Children and Barber Shop Chronicles will go up against each other for best play at the Writers’ Guild
This week, The Stage’s Green Room feature asked what the pros and cons of dating within the acting profession are. Some argued
Little Wolf Entertainment has been producing the Loughborough Town Hall pantomim for five years under the multi-talented Morgan Brind " writer, director
My first audition was when I was nine so good luck trying to get me to remember! I was going to Saturday
How did you start off in theatre? I remember at eight being spellbound by the movement in a production of A Midsummer
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​ Albert
Natasha Tripney Don't miss How to Win Against History " Young Vic, London Seiriol Davies' wonderful three-man musical about the life of
I've proselytised many times in these pages about the value of the Clore Leadership Programme, where leaders from across the cultural sector
Art is not designed to be permanent. Its transience, its ability to capture a precise moment of time, experience and reflection is
A year after Andrew Lloyd Webber declared British theatre to be 'hideously white', one of the co-writers of the Centre Stage report,
The commodification of Broadway continues apace with the arrival of SpongeBob SquarePants. Here we have another popular TV and film title being
When Andrew Lloyd Webber's adaptation of Wilkie Collins' 19th century mystery novel premiered at the Palace Theatre in 2004 it was not
Paul Brown was widely regarded as one of the most imaginative stage designers of the last four decades. He was certainly one
Professional circus clown Tweedy is in his pomp in his home town pantomime at Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre. It's well worth arriving 15
Two decades after Cell Mates unravelled following the disappearance of its lead, Simon Gray's play is being revived at Hampstead Theatre. Al
Sebastian F Schwarz has announced he is stepping down as general director of Glyndebourne after less than two years at the opera
The company that runs one of the UK's leading exam boards is calling for the government to stop using the English
West Yorkshire Playhouse has unveiled plans to create a new 100-seat studio space in the theatre. This will be part of a
For their 18th rock 'n’ roll panto for Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse, Sarah Nixon and Mark Chatterton bring their familiar topsy-turvyness to
The use of strong Scottish accents move Andrew Panton’s production A Christmas Carol away from London. But designer Richard Evans faux proscenium
Dalston. East London. Christmas 2017. Ralph clocks Mimi and it’s love at first sight. As their passionate affair heats up, romance turns
Graham Dickson is a performer in Austentatious, the improvised comedy play inspired by Jane Austen, as well as artistic director and co-founder
