35,882 stories from The Stage
A LAMDA graduate is opening a new pub theatre space in London Bridge. The 50-seater Katzpace will be located in the basement
As a recent graduate, I have lots of plans and dreams for my acting career over the next few years. It was
Hello, Dolly! breaks ticket sales record USA/BROADWAYÂ The revival of Hello, Dolly! at Broadway's Shubert Theatre has reported a record-breaking weekly gross of
Contemporary dance company Rambert is to stage its first full-length narrative work in more than 30 years. Choreographer Kim Brandstrup, who has
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
When it opened in 1982, the Barbican Centre in the heart of the City of London was Europe's largest arts centre. Such
Few actors win the freedom of their birthplace, but such was Michael Twomey's contribution to theatre in Cork, Ireland's second-largest city, that
Have you ever wondered whether an opera singer can really shatter a wine glass with their piercing voice alone? Tabard certainly has!
I talked to the Radio Times quite widely about theatre and the plays I love " and about music and film and
Giles Coren, eh? He really set the cat among the pigeons last week when he said he doesn't really go to the
The need to escape is signposted all over the stage set for this adaptation of Marina Lewycka's novel. Ladders are propped up
Political cartoonist Gerald Scarfe has long had a sideline in scenic design for the theatre. As an exhibition of his stage work
As storyline editor and scriptwriter on Coronation Street for a 15-year period from 1983, Tom Elliott shaped the fortunes of ITV's flagship
Lucy Light is a tender and funny two-hander about female friendship and the threat of cancer that is by turns sensitive and
London's Theatre N16 is desperately searching for a new home after discovering it will have to leave its current premises at the
Barry Dennen, who played the master of ceremonies in the West End premiere of Cabaret and created the role of Pontius Pilate
This year, Adrian Mole is 50 and Bruiser Theatre Company is 20. In recognition of these landmark birthdays and in tribute
Based in Deptford, London, the Albany is a pioneering, multi-use performing arts venue with a strong focus on working with diverse communities.
After three decades in the business, Ria Jones hit the front pages when she covered for an indisposed Glenn Close in Sunset
An American in Paris, which opened earlier this year, is to close at the Dominion Theatre after nine months. The musical, inspired
Lucy Osborne's design makes an immediate impact on entering the auditorium for this new production of Uncle Vanya. The boughs of a
Manchester's Royal Exchange is reaching out to engage local talent. Programme leader Matthew Xia tells Nick Clark about its role developing fledgling
The Hertfordshire-based Emil Dale Academy is less than 10 years old, but has already established a reputation for high-quality, intensive yet affordable
With a new addition to its fleet of cruise ships and new studios in Florida, Carnival is expanding its high-quality entertainment offering
