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We are giving three lucky readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to see Amanda Muggleton in The Book Club
Last week, theatre company Tonic Theatre published its latest research into gender equality in the theatre industry, revealing “profound imbalances”. This week
The Granada Difference: From the North is A documentary showcasing Granada's huge contribution to UK TV, plus special guests; a discussion with David Liddiment,
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Opera's a type of musical theatre Your correspondent asks about the difference between musicals and operas ('Opera crossover', Comment, September 8). Plays
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Directed and choreographed by former Bolshoi Ballet soloist, Konstantin Uralsky, The Russian State Ballet and Opera House is coming to UK this
As the weather takes a turn for the autumnal it's perhaps fitting that this week in theatre is particularly rich, with a
Last week, it emerged that Cameron Mackintosh is preventing performers from publicising the dates that they are going on, which is expected
Win a pair of tickets to see Richard III on October 9, part of Deptford Cinema’s Shakespeare on Film Season Deptford Cinema continues
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Opera's decline is complex The decline of opera is often put down to the high price of tickets, elitism, lack of diverse
This sensual and thrilling novel was banned in the UK until 1960. Inspired by the setting of his Nottinghamshire childhood, DH Lawrence's
Last week, a petition calling for E4’s scripted reality show, Stage School, to be taken off air because of its alleged misrepresentation
Don’t miss Murder Ballad, the thrilling new musical of love, obsession and murderous desire as it heads to the Arts Theatre this
NZ Festival director NEW ZEALAND/WELLINGTONÂ Meg Williams is to become executive director of the New Zealand Festival from February 2017. She moves up
Mark Shenton’s top ten 1. Dreamgirls, Savoy Theatre, London I've been waiting 35 years for this extraordinary Broadway musical, a fictionalised version
The Stage newspaper comes out once a week and is brimming with industry news, advice, analysis and reviews from all over the
Opera crossover Couldn't theatres rebrand opera as musical theatre, as there is so much drama and comedy within the genre? We could
The latest first night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week’s highlights include the first nights of
After nearly 10 years of providing performing arts training to under-18s, the Pauline Quirke Academy has announced the opening of its newly
Creatives as a breed tend to be daunted by bookkeeping and accountancy, often resulting in a lack of growth and earnings. Keeping
They’re pretty. They’re popular. They’re clueless. Lauren Samuels (Bend it Like Beckham, BBC's Over the Rainbow, Grease), Ashleigh Gray (Wicked, Cool Rider)
In an opinion piece as part of The Stage’s opera special edition, Birmingham Opera Company’s artistic director, Graham Vick, suggested that opera
