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In light of reports and allegations across our industry on sexual harassment and unacceptable behaviour, we welcome the contents of the code
My first job was in the 2012/13 winter season at the Royal Shakespeare Company. The shows were Boris Godunov, The Orphan of
When The Stage published its first edition of The Stage 100 list in 1997, James Sharkey was one of only two agents
Rosie Williamson teaches at Arts Educational Schools London, the Sing Space and in her private vocal practice. She tells John Byrne about
Maxine Peake and Sarah Frankcom are to collaborate on a new production of Samuel Beckett's Happy Days next year. It is the
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​ Albert
Not all drama schools accept applications through UCAS as some are run privately, but many of them do. Samantha Marsden talks to
Birmingham Rep is adapting Dodie Smith's much-loved book for its seasonal show. Its director and designers tell Nick Smurthwaite how a cast
Plans to build a new hub to support dance artists in Birmingham and the West Midlands have been given the go-ahead from
Four years ago director Maggie Norris launched the Big House, a charity using drama to work with people who had left the
Liza has gone missing, and no one knows where she can be. One thing's for certain, those mysterious Winter Sprites have something
Some performers are stage actors and others are film or television actors: better suited either for the larger gestures of filling a
The personal is political. Theatremakers have turned the maxim of 1960s activism into a mantra of their own. Individuals sit within political
What’s the most successful original British stage drama of the 21st century? I should stress the ‘original’, which means I’m not having
The Federation of Drama Schools is to hold a special meeting of its members in response to the continuing allegations of sexual
Theatre is whatever we want it to be, says James Doeser, who finds plenty of reasons to be cheerful as traditional and
BBC Studios has announced a new Christmas production from Mischief Theatre Company. A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong, a comedic adaptation of Dickens'
A major Edinburgh theatre trust has joined up with the city’s Queen Margaret University in a bid to develop new talent and support the
Judith Dimant and Poppy Keeling are set to leave Complicite to become the first executive director and executive producer of the newly
Vinay Patel and Chino Odimba are among the playwrights commissioned to write work for a new all-female theatre company. Dangerous Space was
Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal in York have announced a new adaptation of Brighton Rock, which is to tour the UK.
Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester has announced a season of musicals for 2018 as part of its collaboration with producer Aria Entertainment.
Playwright Kaite O'Reilly's latest groundbreaking production sets out to challenge the way disabled people are perceived in Singapore. Using disabled actors, she
More than 7,000 people have signed a petition to save the BA performing arts degrees at a Scottish college, which are due
Michael Colgan, former artistic director of the Gate Theatre in Dublin, has said his "behaviour should not be equated with sex crimes",
