35,882 stories from The Stage
Despite kicking off with a scene of confrontation, this new stage adaptation of Patrick Hamilton's 1947 novel of lonely souls thrown together
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​ Jenny
Natasha Tripney Don’t Miss Minefield " Royal Court, London Originally staged as part of the Brighton Festival and LIFT, Lola Arias ‘ Minefield,
Remember those five minutes or so when Nicholas Hytner ducked out of British theatre? Yeah, me neither. Because now that he's back
There is a solidly gothic feel to Blackeyed Theatre’s staging of RL Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr, who together ran the National Theatre for 12 years and oversaw some of the biggest theatrical smash-hits
Unpaid internships are a “stain on society” and exhibit similarities to modern slavery, peers have claimed in a debate that identified the
A ballroom in a former asylum in Lincoln has been transformed into a theatre and events space for the local community. Originally
The archive of Wilton’s Music Hall, which includes items dating back to 1871, has been acquired by London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.
Last week, actor Jenny Seagrove bemoaned the dominance of musical theatre in the West End, claiming it is “terribly sad” there aren’t
Though it's common on the fringe to see big shows scaled down for small spaces, it’s a precarious game that can sometimes
Kevin Spacey, the former artistic director of the Old Vic theatre, has been accused of making a sexual advance on a minor
Casting has been announced for the UK premiere of a new musical about the Rothschild family, including Broadway performers Robert Cuccioli and
An industry-wide code of behaviour to prevent sexual harassment and abuse in theatres is being drawn up by Royal Court artistic director
Scottish Opera has launched a campaign to debunk the "myths" of the artform and to try to encourage new audiences. Tongue-in-cheek posters
Sting's debut musical The Last Ship is to have its UK premiere at Northern Stage in Newcastle before embarking on tour. It
It is an often exhausting cliche that a play about a young woman finding happiness in herself and in her community must
Ooh la la, quel delice! This musical, based on the 2010 French-Belgian film Les Emotifs Anonymes is utterly gorgeous. Souffle-light and swooningly
Recently, I described Sally Cookson's staging of Jane Eyre as theatre at its most original. A theatre company retorted on Twitter: "Suspect
Outright flop musicals are often more fun than hit shows. Not for their investors, of course, but for those lucky enough to
Razzamataz Theatre Schools has offered 27 awards in The Stage Scholarships scheme for 2017. The winners from across the UK will each receive
Disneyland Paris is holding auditions for stunt performers and acrobats for a new Marvel super heroes show next year. Applications are now
Directors of Mozart's Don Giovanni are often seduced into seeking out a plausible explanation for the title character's unrepentant womanising. For the
Dylan Coburn Gray has won the 2017 Verity Bargate Award for his play City Song, as the recipient of a new award
Backstage and front-of-house staff are being urged to vote in favour of a pay offer from West End managements that is less
