The shocking findings of a recent Actors’ Trust report on the industry’s mental health should spark an intervention, says Lyn Gardner – but it probably won’t
The list of creditors for collapsed burlesque show Diamonds and Dust illustrates the high-stakes gamble of commercial theatre and its tight margins, writes Amanda Parker
As the composer’s work is getting a deserved reassessment, his brave admission that he’s a recovering alcoholic could mark the beginning of a new chapter, says The Stage editor Matthew Hemley
Choreographer Akram Khan is at a turning point in his career, as he closes his celebrated company after 25 years. He speaks about his plans moving forward
“Tell the truth of the work and get the right people in the room”
The dance competition sector is thrilling, diverse and lucrative. Industry experts give Neil Norman a rare insight into the world where sport intersects with art
Which productions most inspired, moved and delighted our leading theatremakers? Playwright Lucy Kirkwood selects a firm favourite that teams serious politics with slapstick comedy