Stephanie Street

At this turning point in the theatre sector, it’s time for freelance workers to reject unreasonable working conditions and poor pay, argues Stephanie Street

Actors work better together, whether it’s on stage, in auditions or as a community – the lonely heights of stardom are a dangerous, ugly place, says actor Stephanie Street

Established artists from so-called ‘minorities’ are constantly fighting for a seat at the table, says Stephanie Street – we need more opportunities to progress, and that means mainstream roles

The media’s discrediting of Meghan Markle and Patsy Stevenson for being actors is a galling reminder that outdated judgements of female performers still persist, says actor and writer Stephanie Street

Actor and writer Stephanie Street says, despite lockdown, artists need to keep moving and making

Though things may seem hopeless right now, we must remember the flashes of light we have seen and felt in the past year

It’s time for our leaders to show they have deep reserves of strength and integrity to step up in the face of challenges – that they are willing to take risks rather than the easy road, says Stephanie Street

It’s time to stop using ‘BAME’ as a lazy, catch-all descriptor –

Regardless of whether the government thinks theatre jobs are unviable or its workers lack skills, it’s vital to keep creating bold work and telling the stories that humanity needs to hear, says Stephanie Street

When I return to the theatre, it will be to see the right kind of work – we need our art to remove us from the socially distanced nightmare we are living in, says actor Stephanie Street