Lyn Gardner: Should theatres shoulder some of the blame for poor audience behaviour?

The West End returns: how Nimax is making its theatres Covid-19 secure

Everybody's Talking About Jamie announces West End reopening date

Streaming dispute leaves US union members caught in the middle

These might be the last award ceremonies for a while – may they bring hope for theatre

Theatres must get used to social distancing – it’s what audiences want

Did ACE have the expertise to decide who received emergency funds?

Les Misérables lyricist Herbert Kretzmer's words will never die

TV and film depend on theatre’s writers – and this talent needs support

We can learn from South Korea, where theatre has stayed open for business

The Stage’s message to government: act now to save theatre

Full house: What will auditoriums look like when theatres reopen?

The UK theatre sector must face the future together

Editor’s View: The big question is not when theatres will reopen, it's how

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Lyn Gardner

Lyn Gardner is a theatre critic and associate editor of The Stage. Read her weekly column every Monday.

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Theatres must get used to social distancing – it’s what audiences want

Did ACE have the expertise to decide who received emergency funds?

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Theatres must get used to social distancing – it’s what audiences want

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Did ACE have the expertise to decide who received emergency funds?

TV and film depend on theatre’s writers – and this talent needs support

Les Misérables lyricist Herbert Kretzmer's words will never die

Small-scale is great, but big shows are key to making theatre accessible

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Advice

Lauren Byrne: 'Don’t let competitiveness come between you and friends'

Alex James-Hatton: 'Be nice, work hard, ask questions and try to have fun'

Lauren Douglin: 'Feel the fear and do it anyway'

Scott Brown: 'Ensuring students get the best experience means a lot to me'

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