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New Zealand performer Penny Ashton has a personal connection with the lady on the new £10 note, being a fifth great niece
A musical about the Rothschild banking dynasty, and the European premiere of Robert Schenkkan's Building the Wall are among the productions announced
The Stage’s annual ticketing survey revealed that more West End productions than ever are charging £100 or more for their most expensive
Kicking off with a swaggering, seamlessly choreographed movement sequence packed with evocative details and expressive character interactions, Simon Pittman's Othello is infused
Money worries, poor working conditions and bullying are among the leading contributors to mental health problems in musicians, including those working in
The producers of The Red Lion at London's Trafalgar Studios are hoping to inspire new theatre fans by working with football clubs.
Richard Crane's dramatisation of Brothers Karamazov is an ambitious attempt to condense the epic scale of the Russian novel into two hours.
The National Theatre seems to have suffered a series of mishaps recently. Last week’s press night for Saint George and the Dragon
A stage musical of the animated film Madagascar will tour the UK next year. Based on the Dreamworks animation the production has
The best fairytales filter dark material through the realm of fantasy. Angela Clerkin's firmly tongue-in-cheek fairytale for grown ups The Secret Keeper
Several weeks ago, I interviewed Adam Penford, Nottingham Playhouse's incoming artistic director, for The Stage. During our conversation, he mentioned how important
Chilean playwright and director Guillermo Calderon is making his debut at London's Royal Court with political drama B. He tells Giverny Masso
Best presentation of touring theatre Winner: Nuffield Southampton Theatres for the world premier touring musical production of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox
Sheffield Theatres' musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie has scooped two accolades at this year's UK Theatre Awards. Actor John McCrea won the award
Ambitious, angry, and intriguing, Evan Placey's radical adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde for National Youth Theatre transforms the familiar story into a
A woman was allegedly assaulted when she took her son to watch Dirty Dancing at Liverpool's Empire Theatre. Merseyside Police has confirmed it
Industry leaders have called on the theatre sector to speak out about bullying and harassment in the wake of mounting allegations against
The Dance Umbrella festival returns to London this month to 'celebrate 21st-century choreography', with performances at some unusual venues, from Battersea Power
Ian McKellen has been cast as the voice of the demon in the West End production of The Exorcist. Based on William
The Epic of Gilgamesh is one of the earliest piece of literature known to man, dating back to the Third Dynasty of
Just a week after a production of My Name Is Rachel Corrie opened at the Young Vic, a second opens at the
Leo Tolstoy's masterly 1886 novella The Death of Ivan Ilyich has been successfully adapted by Stephen Sharkey into a one-man show for
Creative Scotland has warned that it will have to reduce its network of regularly funded organisations because of the continuing decline in
The lights come up. A woman in a giant mouse costume is furiously riding a prostrate man. They climax, then, in thick Belfast accents, have an
Norwegian director Stefan Herheim's international career took off in 2009 with an acclaimed Parsifal at Bayreuth, which employed Wagner's opera as a
