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Sara Bareilles will make her West End debut in Waitress. She will star alongside Gavin Creel, who appeared in the show with
Television and radio host Debbie McGee is to make her stage debut in The House on Cold Hill. The thriller, which is
Directors and designers working in fringe theatre are to be covered by the first agreement of its kind being drawn up specifically
Audition fees for LAMDA are being cut by 75% to £12 for first-round applicants, in Sarah Frankcom's first move as the drama
Last week, The Stage reported how many theatres are moving to paperless ticketing systems, as venues look to become more sustainable. This
Enda Walsh is to judge a new playwriting competition aimed at finding new work related to addiction and substance misuse. The Phil
The Royal Opera has taken to calling Mozart's work The Magic Flute on its website, rather than retaining the German title Die
Serving lengthy prison sentences, three young men attend parenting classes in preparation for a return to the outside world. Samuel Bailey's first
Camden People's Theatre Handle With Care festival, exploring issues around no-platforming, safe spaces, offence-giving, micro-aggressions and sensitivity, couldn't have landed at a
Just over two years ago, I went to see Dear Evan Hansen in New York. The show tells the story of a
Death of a Salesman " Piccadilly Theatre, London Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell's acclaimed production of Arthur Miller's play transfers to the
It's easy to see why you'd be tempted to turn Nick Hornby's novel about a miserable guy who works in a record
This week's production news round-up includes the announcement that Beverley Knight is to star in a new musical about vocal group the
Actors Cavin Cornwall and Layton Williams have spoken of the need for more black British role models in theatre. Cornwall said he had
The staged concert of Les Misérables will be broadcast to cinemas next month, following its closure in the West End. Starring Michael
Lady Magma begins in the theatre bar with a free Negroni and some breathing exercises, courtesy of the choreographer. Dressed in a
An evening at the theatre in the Georgian era was more like attending a football match today " no frills and often
She suffers from chronic depression; he from unipolar mania. She cannot get out of bed; he cannot stay put. She thinks mental
Beverley Knight is to star in a new musical about singing group The Drifters. Knight will star as Faye Treadwell, the manager
Kander and Ebb musical Curtains will have its London premiere at Wyndham's Theatre, it has been confirmed. The murder mystery comedy, currently
Students and recent graduates from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland have accused the school of failing to act against "systemic abuse" and
Playwright Inua Ellams and actor Sharon D Clarke have warned that cuts to the arts in schools will do "irreparable damage to
Josie Rourke's production of City of Angels has announced a West End transfer, with Rosalie Craig, Hadley Fraser and Rebecca Trehearn to
As she prepares to leave the Royal Exchange for LAMDA, Sarah Frankcom explains how the Manchester venue's work with young people should
Seeing a theatrical production in a prison, performed by incarcerated men, places a unique context on the work presented. The experience of
