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A week after the National Theatre's flailing attempt to turn the story of Saint George into a state of the nation play,
Recently, I've found myself reflecting on a brief news story I wrote in 2011 on a report revealing that bullying is more
Amber Riley has announced her departure from West End musical Dreamgirls, in which she has played the lead role since it opened
The Broadway star chosen to play Tina Turner in a new musical has said she hopes the production will inspire new theatre
Gary Owen's new version of Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard is a gloriously inventive reimagining that wrings the grief from the original,
Katy Danbury has been appointed theatre manager at the Old Red Lion pub theatre in north London. Danbury is currently producer of
The Rose Theatre in Kingston has launched a fellowship for emerging theatremakers in honour of its founding artistic director, Peter Hall. Hall,
I'm working on a play set in a single room. I've done quite a few plays that are set in a single
Set in a country garden, Mike Bartlett's new play digs wide and deep " and the soil proves fertile. Albion is an
Bobby Knutt was already a name on the northern club circuit and in summer season variety shows when he found wider "
Annabel Leventon and two friends formed 1970s girl band Rock Bottom, but had their dreams of stardom crushed when an original idea
Casting has been announced for Anne Washburn's The Twilight Zone at the Almeida Theatre. Oliver Alvin-Wilson, Franc Ashman, Adrianna Bertola and Lizzy
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details… Albert
The first job that really meant something to me was playing a regular character in the second series of Being Human for
International ballet superstar Ivan Putrov's thrilling celebration of the male dancer Men in Motion returns to the London Coliseum for two performances
It might be argued that adaptation can be a pointless endeavour. Why not just write a brand new play? But there is
Last Sunday, Lyn Gardner, my fellow associate editor at The Stage, said: "If you want to see theatre's future, get on a
The companies of both opening ceremonies at the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics are great examples of how the UK excels at people's theatre.
Twice recognised by this publication's industry awards, the Musical Theatre Academy provides unique training that puts students first " and lets them
The constantly developing nature of acting requires tuition that follows suit, says Gareth Farr, director of the School of Acting at ArtsEd…
With 36 contact hours and one-to-one singing lessons each week, small class sizes and expert teachers, Emil Dale offers intensive, triple-threat musical
The drama school that's part of the Twickenham-based university provides practical training combined with an academic element to forge theatremakers who are
Since its creation 10 years ago, Pauline Quirke Academy has expanded to provide UK-wide training. Its new full-time school represents a homecoming
David Ives' Venus in Fur is as much about power as it is about sex. More precisely it's about power in the
James Issitt is a senior lecturer in drama at the University of Cumbria. He tells John Byrne about his work… How did
