35,882 stories from The Stage
Audiences enter the Lyric's stripped-back studio space with open minds and leave with their brains and senses jangling. The Doppler Effect is
The siege of Leningrad started in 1941 and lasted 872 days. It is estimated that up to 800,000 inhabitants died, many from
Cate Blanchett, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Anna Wintour have been announced as co-hosts of this year’s London Evening Standard Theatre Awards, alongside the
The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts has announced a new two-year long MA in directing for 2018. The drama school, based
A rasping, strident horn heralds the arrival of Medea. A draped and veiled figure, she emerges from an upstage hinterland of shadows
Beneath the bold, humorous theatrical style of Joseph Barnes Phillips’ new play Big Foot is a simple, semi-autobiographical rites of passage tale.
Tom Morris's The Grinning Man will transfer to Trafalgar Studios in London following its premiere at Bristol Old Vic last year. Based
Ten years on from its original premiere at the National Theatre, and after a subsequent seven-year run in the West End, War
The death of the great Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa in 2016 robbed the international theatre scene of one its most original and
This is the first time The Terrible Infants has been performed at Wilton's Music Hall, but it's difficult to imagine a better
High-energy, fast-paced comedies are a hallmark of Black Rat Productions' back catalogue, so it's no surprise that it sticks to the genre
It’s a nice problem to have, but there’s so much theatre happening all the time that it’s easy to get stuck in
I've been hearing about the divergence of popular music and the Broadway musical for my entire life. Born in the '60s and
This week in production news Barrie Rutter is to star in The Captive Queen produced by Shakespeare’s Globe, and An American in
Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins are to star in a new television adaptation of King Lear, directed by Richard Eyre. The TV
Short plays by Vinay Patel and Phoebe Eclair-Powell are to feature in a podcast series showcasing new work. Theatre company the Miniaturists,
Cardiff pub theatre the Other Room has launched a playwriting award for Wales-based female writers. The theatre, which won The Stage's fringe
Industry body One Dance UK has secured almost half a million pounds to tackle inactivity in deprived areas of the country using
Since making his West End debut in Les Miserables, the actor has cemented his status as a musical theatre star, but he
Stretching the edges of where theatre becomes a driver of social change and a place for popular debate, Grid Iron’s Jury Play
Alice Barlow and Michelle Gayle are to take over Diana Vickers and Debra Stephenson's roles in the UK tour of Son of
You can positively feel the chill of the marshes seeping into your bones in Neil Bartlett's adaptation of this dark classic,
In 1947, the partition of India and the newly formed Pakistan resulted in the migration of more that 16 million people. The
Wayne's world is increasingly informed by science. The thinking man's choreographer, McGregor had his entire genome sequenced by the Genetics Clinic of
It’s a familiar story: the decline of a great but flawed man. Ibsen’s The Master Builder is one in a long line
