35,882 stories from The Stage
My first professional job is an interesting question to answer. I went to stage school from age 11 and the school had
1. Let the stories represent themselves The Equal Representation for Actresses Campaign focuses on redressing the balance in commissioned work. Commissioning is so
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details… Albert
For anyone wanting to pursue theatre training after their university degree, there's a bewildering range of options across the UK. Students and
Sophie Okonedo, Colin Morgan and Rhys Ifans are among the actors that will feature in the National Theatre’s 2018 season, it has
The National Theatre has unveiled new technology that will enable D/deaf audiences to see captions for performances in front of their eyes
Gwen Taylor and Susan Penhaligon are to lead the cast in the UK tour of The Importance of Being Earnest. The production
Olivier Award-winning director Lyndsey Turner and former Talawa Theatre Company artistic director Paulette Randall are among the new board members announced for
B is for Birthday. It’s also for Bomb. In this grotesque, darkly funny new play by Chilean writer Guillermo Calderon, fledgling activist
Natasha Tripney Don't miss Victory Condition/B " Royal Court, London Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Jonjo O'Neil star in Chris Thorpe's Victory Condition, a
Cheerful news for slothful theatregoers: watching from the stalls can stimulate your cardiovascular system as much as half-an-hour of exercise. Researchers from
Although director Dominic Hill is known for his inventive scenography, The Macbeths is a stripped back adaptation of Shakespeare that uses minimalist
Design in public areas of theatre to be restored to its 1812 glory Seating capacity to be reduced from 2,200 to 2,000
Welsh-language script writers and theatremakers are missing out on opportunities in Wales, a writers' union representative has claimed. Writer and actor Manon
For his directorial debut Paul Callen has chosen Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty’s collaborative debut Lucky Stiff. The couple have since gone
Making a virtue of the difficulties of telling a story that rages between two full moon events that are 71 years apart,
The most astonishing thing about this story, strangely omitted by the production itself, is its origin in the historical event of the
To mark 25 years since the death of the ballet maverick, five companies from around the UK will join the Royal Ballet
Abdul Shayek is artistic director of Cardiff-based Fio theatre company, which he founded in 2015 to tell diverse stories. He tells Giverny
In recent months, theatres have stepped up security measures in the wake of terror attacks in the UK. Last week, The Stage
"Something is weighing me down." Pushkin's final words, uttered from his deathbed following a catastrophic duel, might equally apply to his eponymous
Hijabi Monologues isn't about oppression or radicalism or what it means in religious terms to wear the headscarf. These things are touched
Less a tragic tale of ego and evil forces, more a spooky pantomime complete with cackling devils and angels in nightgowns, Joseph
Leading theatres in the north of England are to come together with diverse theatremakers in a bid to tackle the lack of
Drama students across the UK have been awarded £77,500 worth of bursaries by the Society of London Theatre to help them complete
