From its first edition to today's 7,500th, The Stage has chronicled the theatre industry's evolution and remained true to its ...

Creative jobs have always been perceived as high-risk but the originality and imagination required might make them some of ...

In celebration of The Stage’s 7,500th issue, we follow the journey of the UK’s oldest theatre publication from the Victorian ...

DanceEast has appointed Anthony Missen as its new chief executive and creative director. Missen joins the Ipswich ...

Read the latest theatre news including West End, London, regional, fringe, UK-wide and Broadway theatre news, including ...

Read our review of The Inquisitor at Òran Mór, Glasgow. A Play, a Pie and a Pint's well-acted revival of Peter Arnott's ...

Jeevan Braich has stepped back into the role of Rusty in Starlight Express with immediate effect, replacing an actor who is ...

Supportive work environments are good for everyone because we all need support; industry bodies should join forces to create ...

A campaign group committed to stopping the shutdown of Northern Ireland's oldest operating professional theatre outside ...

Learning doesn’t stop when you leave drama school. Allocate your resources (time, money and effort) into creating an ...

As The Herds – a groundbreaking public-art project – approaches London, Amber Massie-Blomfield explores how theatre can ...

Mathew Horne is the first cast member to be revealed for The Battle, a new comedy dramatising the rivalry between Oasis and ...