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A new theatre photography competition has been launched, backed by choreographer Matthew Bourne and actor Jude Law. The competition is being run
Drama school ArtsEd is to roll out its performing arts training in Dubai. The announcement coincides with the London-based drama school's 100-year
Ealing comedies " the classic funny films produced by Ealing Studios in the late 1940s and early 1950s " have a history
This, to be clear, is not a play about the Yorkshire Ripper. That story has been told often enough, his name is
Though Robert Louis Stevenson's slight but thematically rich story of the unleashing of the dark soul has been dramatised in numerous different
 October 14, 1999: As we report on Trafalgar Entertainment's plans to launch a new venture with director Jonathan Church, 20 years ago
Tarek Iskander has announced his first season as artistic director at Battersea Arts Centre, which features work by Lucy McCormick and Javaad
Until three years ago, Battersea Arts Centre's artistic director was working for the NHS. As he announces his first season at the
The past decade has seen the arrival, and extraordinary rise, of a British theatre phenomenon in the form of Mischief Theatre from
Director and producer Jonathan Church is launching a new production company with Trafalgar Entertainment. The venture, Jonathan Church Theatre Productions, will receive
Find managing auditions a costly, laborious undertaking? New software system Perform This is the solution that allows schools and students to save
Jonathan Church's decision to go in-house at Trafalgar Entertainment makes a lot of sense for both parties. At Trafalgar, founders Howard Panter
Rigoletto belatedly enters the Glyndebourne repertory via Christiane Lutz's staging, a radical rewrite of Verdi's revenge tragedy based on a play by
Accused of being radicalised after returning home, a volunteer at a refugee camp is cajoled and coerced into making a confession by
An online platform for dancers, choreographers and teachers to purchase choreography has launched, aiming to enable work to be shared globally. Described
Industry figures including Madani Younis and Tarek Iskander have warned that theatres risk becoming irrelevant unless their leaders are prepared to give
Theatres have a "civic duty" to provide spaces and services for the public that are becoming less available in wider society, artistic
Women writers can still labour against a belief that their fiction must be autobiographical " that the power to make things up
When you want to see a show, how many things do you take into consideration when looking to book a ticket? The
With its religious idolatry, white dress purity, red rose lust, and Sicilian superstition, Tennessee Williams' The Rose Tattoo is an unlikely comedy.
Before she helmed the global hit Mamma Mia!, Phyllida Lloyd began her career as an opera director with Opera North in 1991.
Following the recent launch of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Theatre, its co-chairs, MPs Tracy Brabin and Giles Watling, explain why the
It was a shock to see The Stage's front page headline on October 10. My worst fears were quickly confirmed. It seems
It's not been a good week for theatre. Not in terms of what's on stage, you understand, but rather what's been happening
