In the past month I have seen two major new West End musicals. One was Tim Minchin's Broadway-bound juggernaut Groundhog Day at the Old Vic;...

By an odd coincidence, news that Channel 4 had pinched the Great British Bake Off was delivered to me in a series of frantic...

For the past few weeks I've been performing in Crime and Punishment at the Scoop in the evenings and rehearsing a revival of Queen...

Hull Truck Theatre, the Orange Tree Theatre in West London and the Salisbury Playhouse have been named among the UK’s most welcoming theatres. The venues...

The Stage newspaper comes out once a week and is brimming with industry news, advice, analysis and reviews from all over the UK. Here...

It is now 20 years since Floyd Collins premiered off-Broadway. After two previous London outings, at the Bridewell in 1999 and again at Southwark...

Sebastian Rex’s Manifesto is a frustratingly diffuse devised play that takes aim at our insidious, clickbait culture of self-improvement but never really hits the...

Dancer Jonathan Ollivier was killed when his motorbike was hit by a minicab while the driver was making a hands-free call on his mobile,...

A former education secretary has unveiled an alternative programme to challenge the government's English Baccalaureate, which would include a compulsory creative subject. The announcement has...

Eastern Angles has won a commission to create a piece of theatre about the Norfolk Broads, as part of a major heritage project for...

The theatre industry rumour mill is swirling once again. And for once it’s nothing to do with who’s getting what part, who auditioned for...

Never work with children or animals. That’s what they say. Tabard would add a few actors to that list, too, but those are better...