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This week's top theatre jobs and auditions on The Stage Jobs include production manager at English National Opera, senior costumer maker at Birmingham Repertory
Labour MP Tracy Brabin has claimed the English Baccalaureate is turning young people "into robots that regurgitate facts", labelling it a "disaster"
Harvey Weinstein has become the face of harassment, bullying and all that is bad within the entertainment industry. After the revelations of
Science and art have much in common. Both disciplines ask big questions, both attract people who are inquisitive, both seek to inspire
‘In with the new, out with the old’ seems to be the current theatrical mantra. All but one title in the rep
Nominations have now opened for The Stage Awards 2018, which include categories celebrating innovation, sustainability and the industry's unsung hero. The awards,
Let's start " where else? " with Lady Gaga. There's a moment in her new fly-on-the-wall Netflix documentary when the singer Florence
The Stage newspaper comes out once a week and is brimming with industry news, advice, analysis and reviews from all over the
Real-life tragedy in Tracy Brabin's hometown catapulted the former theatre and TV actor into the political spotlight. A year after she was
Robert Powell and Liza Goddard are to star in the world premiere of Sherlock Holmes: The Final Curtain as part of the
Dance Umbrella, London's annual festival of dance, sees performances taking place across the city in theatres, small arts venues and outdoor spaces.
The world premiere production of The Prince of Egypt, a musical adaptation of the Book of Exodus, draws on the 1998 DreamWorks
A Hampshire theatre has been awarded £115,000 for a programme of training and development opportunities for young dancers in the area. The
With the passing of Joy Francois at the age of 85, another link to the heyday of variety theatre has been lost.
Prospective students are spoilt for choice with the variety of training offered by institutions across the UK. Samantha Marsden goes through the
The Stage’s beloved agony aunt presents a humorous guide to everything that drama schools have to offer A is for acting. This
Few people can afford to audition for more than three or four drama schools and choosing which are the best fit can
Though the quality of teaching is a vital foundation for training, the standard facilities is a key factor in preparing for professional
Ray Fearon will appear in the UK's first all-black cast production of Guys and Dolls at Manchester's Royal Exchange. The co-production with
Anthony Stott began his theatre career at the Coliseum Theatre, Oldham after studying sociology and economics at Leeds University. Initially intended as
Theatre Olympics 2018 under threat from licensing dispute INDIAÂ The Theatre Olympics, scheduled to be held in India in 2018, may not take
As your online story observed ('Theatre staff celebrate International Stage Management Day 2017', thestage.co.uk, October 10), our annual celebration of stage managers
Winter has come to the Theatreland. But it's not quite the epic stage adaptation of George RR Martin's Game of Thrones we've
The latest press night parties, new shows in rehearsal, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week’s highlights include opening nights