35,882 stories from The Stage
Natasha Tripney Network " National Theatre, London Bryan Cranston switches Walter White's meth-cooking gear for 1970s duds as he takes on the
After years of hearing stories about the unfair treatment of her colleagues, Catherine Kodicek set up a trade association for costume workers.
One of the luckiest things that has happened to me in my career was landing a job straight out of drama school.
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​ Albert
The future of the Brighton Hippodrome "continues to hang in the balance" campaigners have claimed, amid concerns that it could be sold
Bournemouth-based Pavilion Dance South West has launched a nationwide talent development programme, in response to the challenges facing touring dance. Called Surf
A new industry charter is being introduced to help theatres better serve employees who are parents and carers. The nine-point plan includes
Christian Slater has responded to the ongoing revelations of sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, demanding an end to "the era of
Peter Maxwell Davies' violent, unsettling tale of three lighthouse keepers who disappear in mysterious circumstances is especially intense in the modestly-proportioned Hackney
David Eldridge's Beginning is to transfer to the West End following its run at the National Theatre in London. The production will
Experimental choreographer Malik Nashad Sharpe is an associate artist at London's Hackney Showroom. He tells Giverny Masso about how his work, which
Though technical standards are high, Birmingham Royal Ballet's latest triple bill fails to set Sadler's Wells ablaze. In Arcadia, the first main
Becoming a professional actor without conventional training can be tough, but with hard work, determination and luck, success is possible. There are
Violence and justice are the overriding themes of the Other Room's current season. The final production is a deliberately confrontational staging of
Life could have turned out very differently for the rising star of stage and screen, who opted for a career in acting
Camp stereotypes and the class system have always been mainstays of British comedy. Long before homosexuality was decriminalised in the UK, there
Arts and culture in the UK grew by 10% in 2015, five times that of the UK economy as a whole, a
Libby Liburd is a single parent. Like 91% of single parents " who head up one in four UK households " she's
Having trained in drama, Josie Lawrence made her name in TV improv before tackling a series of Shakespearean roles. Now turning to
Stewart Pringle’s Papatango prize-winning two-hander is the sort of play you want to take your gran to: a modest not-quite-love story brimming with gentle humour
With credits including Step at Theatre Royal Stratford East and Assata Taught Me at London's Gate Theatre, the playwright tells Roda Musa
Last week, Camden People's Theatre's outgoing executive director Amber Massie-Blomfield observed, very wisely, that not every small theatre has a big theatre
Dilek Rose, 31, trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School on its three-year degree course when she was in her early 20s.
One of the great mysteries of a life in theatre is how critics sometimes diverge completely in their opinions on the same
The Leith Theatre complex is to be used for a second time by Edinburgh’s pop-up multi-arts festival Hidden Door. The 10-day festival
