In pictures: rehearsals for Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour by The Stage

Exclusive pictures from rehearsals for the Olivier award-winning Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, opening at the Duke of York's, London from the 15 May

Top 5 theatre jobs of the week " Matilda, School of Rock and P&O Cruises (April 27) by The Stage

This week's top theatre vacancies on The Stage Jobs includes auditions for P&O Cruises, stage manager for Matilda the Musical and head

In The Stage newspaper this week: April 27 by The Stage

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

In pictures (April 27): The Offies, Rose Bruford College Symposium, Romeo and Juliet at Greenwich Theatre and more… by The Stage

The latest press night parties, new shows in rehearsal, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week’s highlights include the first

Drama schools show strength in diversity (your views, April 27) by The Stage

The unveiling of the Diversity Schools Initiative (News, thestage.co.uk, April 19) is welcome and timely. It underlines the importance of challenging a

Competition: Win tickets to see The Magic of Motown on tour by The Stage

Music fans are invited to the biggest party of the year as the unstoppable Magic of Motown show steams into town. Seen

Best theatre shows: our critics' picks (April 25) by The Stage

‘Emma Rice kicks off’ was a phrase heard in plenty of corners of the theatre world last week, but only in our

Poll: Should the UK theatre industry take musicals more seriously? by The Stage

Last week, National Theatre artistic director Rufus Norris unveiled a major drive to create new British musicals, and complained that musical theatre

In pictures: Rehearsals for The Graduate at West Yorkshire Playhouse by The Stage

Rehearsals for The Graduate, starring Catherine McCormack and Jack Monaghan and directed by Lucy Bailey. Based on  the iconic characters from Charles Webb's novel

International news round-up: April 20 by The Stage

College celebrates playwright Goldoni ITALY/PAVIA On May 5, the Ghislieri College in Pavia, which is 450 years old this year, will celebrate its

Top 5 theatre jobs of the week " ABTT, National Theatre and AIDA Cruises (April 19) by The Stage

This week's top theatre vacancies on The Stage Jobs includes head of stage at the National Theatre, auditions for AIDA Cruises and the artistic

In The Stage newspaper this week: April 20 by The Stage

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

Don't dismiss politically engaged actors as 'luvvies' (your views, April 20) by The Stage

At a time when the very existence of the arts is being threatened by the philistine act of abolishing drama, dance, music

Competition: Win tickets to Out There On Fried Meat Ridge Rd at Trafalgar Studios by The Stage

Following a sell-out, award-nominated run at The White Bear Theatre, Keith Stevenson's Appalachian comedy Out There On Fried Meat Ridge Rd transfers to Trafalgar Studios.

In pictures (April 20): Carousel, Cheek By Jowl's The Winter's Tale, The Who's Tommy and more… by The Stage

The latest press night parties, new shows in rehearsal, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week’s highlights include the first

Best theatre shows: critics' picks (April 19) by The Stage

How to recover from the post-Easter blues? The Stage’s theatre doctors prescribe witnessing the return of Jude Law to the Barbican, and

Poll: Which new West End musical do you think will have the longest run? by The Stage

Within the past few months, several major new musicals have come to the West End " The Girls, at the Phoenix Theatre,

In pictures: The Addams Family cast rehearse in London for the UK tour by The Stage

The UK premiere of this musical comedy from the writers of multi award-winning musical Jersey Boys, with music and lyrics by Tony

News round-up: April 13 by The Stage

Immersive venue JAPAN/TOKYO Samurai drama Dokuro-Jo No Shichinin (Seven Souls in the Skull Castle) opened on March 30 to launch the world's second 360-degree immersive theatre.

In The Stage newspaper this week: April 13 by The Stage

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

Lack of opportunity is the real crisis (your views, April 13) by The Stage

I find Julian Bird's remarks on the "crisis" regarding a lack of young blood in the industry ('SOLT chief: Theatre faces technical

Competition: Win tickets to a screening in the BFI's Trevor Griffiths season by The Stage

Despite his great success in the theatre (Occupations, Comedians, The Party), Trevor Griffiths has always been a passionate advocate of the television

Jonathan Ollivier car crash driver found not guilty by The Stage

The driver of a car involved in a crash that killed dancer Jonathan Ollivier has been cleared of causing death by careless

Oliviers 2017: The winners, in their own words by The Stage

In pictures: Room rehearsals at Theatre Royal Stratford East by The Stage

Rehearsals for Room at Theatre Royal Stratford East, starring Fela Lufadeju and Stephen Casey and directed by Cora Bissett. Room is based

Best theatre shows: our critics' picks (April 11) by The Stage

As the Oliviers hysteria abates, our critics turn their eyes to the awards hopefuls of tomorrow. This week’s strongest contenders appear below…

Poll: With MTV making its acting awards gender neutral, should theatre awards do the same? by The Stage

Last week MTV announced it would be replacing its male and female acting awards with gender neutral categories. With the Olivier Awards

Top 5 theatre jobs of the week " National Theatre, Disneyland Paris and Curve Theatre (April 7) by The Stage

This week's top theatre vacancies on The Stage Jobs includes a position at the National Theatre, auditions for Disneyland Paris and a

Olivier Awards 2017: in pictures by The Stage

Red carpet arrivals Olivier Award 2017: the winners Backstage

Olivier Awards 2017 predictions: Who's tipped for a gong? by The Stage

Mark Shenton’s forecasts Mark is associate editor of The Stage, as well as joint lead critic. He has written regularly for The

In The Stage newspaper this week: April 6 by The Stage

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