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New York is one of the world's great theatre capitals. As well as covering theatre across the UK, The Stage also provides the latest news and updates from Broadway, as well as coverage of theatre internationally around the world. Find all your Broadway and international theatre news, reviews and updates in one place, including casting and show announcements, features and interviews.

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Reviews

A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical review
“James Monroe Iglehart nails Armstrong’s vocal quality”

A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical review

Studio 54, New York
Titular jazz legend is upstaged by his wives in this jukebox musical
“Dramatically dull”

Left on Tenth review

James Earl Jones Theatre, New York
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Resources

Useful resources produced by The Stage from throughout the year, plus catch up on the latest episodes of our podcasts.

Opinion

Lyn Gardner
by Lyn Gardner

Patching over problems is no longer enough. Theatre needs radical change

The recent Budget has made it clear that theatre can longer rely on outside help. The only way to fix the sector is to reinvent and restructure it ourselves
David Benedict
by David Benedict

Finally – a decent theatre trailer

Most theatre trailers are actually, despite what PRs might hope, no help at all in selling tickets, says David Benedict, but I’ve just seen one that might defy that trend

Editor's View

by Alistair Smith

Budget was a crushing disappointment for theatre sector

Despite widespread optimism in theatre around Labour’s return to government, the principal impact of its first Budget is a damaging increase to employers’ national insurance contributions that will be felt in both the commercial and subsidised sectors and will affect theatres’ ability to employ staff
When is it okay for management to intervene in the creative process?

When is it okay for management to intervene in the creative process?

The Green Room
Welcome to our weekly discussion forum for key issues facing those working in theatre and the performing arts. This week, we ask our panellists when they think it is okay for management to intervene in the creative process?
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Big Interviews

The Stage talks in depth to movers and shakers from across the industry

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Robert Icke

Director

Emma Rice

Director

Antonio Pappano

Conductor and music director

Francesca Moody

Producer

Johnny Flynn

Actor

Matthew Bourne

Choreographer

Elizabeth McGovern

Actor

Sutton Foster

Performer

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Actor

Julian Bird

Chief executive, Society of London Theatre/UK Theatre

Nancy Carroll

Actor

Adam Cooper

Dancer
Annie Baker
“I still can't wrap my mind around theatre”

Annie Baker

Playwright
With her latest play Infinite Life coming to London’s National Theatre in November and her debut film complete, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker discusses her foray into film-making, artistic collaborations and why she is fiercely protective over where and how her work is performed
Suzan-Lori Parks
“I’m wondering how the world is made”

Suzan-Lori Parks

Writer
Ben Power
“We were riding a moment in theatre”

Ben Power

Writer
George Takei
“I’m still a working actor”

George Takei

Actor
Susan Stroman
“Chichester called and I said yes instantly”

Susan Stroman

Director and choreographer

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Robert Icke

Director

Emma Rice

Director

Antonio Pappano

Conductor and music director

Francesca Moody

Producer

Johnny Flynn

Actor

Matthew Bourne

Choreographer

Elizabeth McGovern

Actor

Sutton Foster

Performer

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Actor

Julian Bird

Chief executive, Society of London Theatre/UK Theatre

Nancy Carroll

Actor

Adam Cooper

Dancer
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Long Reads

Cancel cultures: theatre censorship around the world

Cancel cultures: theatre censorship around the world

by Natasha Tripney
Theatremakers from countries including Hong Kong, Turkey, Serbia, Hungary and Belarus discuss censorship in all its forms, from overt interference and the pressure to self-censor to the grey areas that can restrict artistic freedom
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Features

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Meet NTGent’s new in-house artist – but Alva Ishii doesn’t really exist

Meet NTGent’s new in-house artist – but Alva Ishii doesn’t really exist

by Natasha Tripney
Vital artistic experiment or dangerous sign of the times? As NTGent introduces its AI-created in-house artist, Natasha Tripney talks to the theatre company’s artistic leadership – and to Alva Ishii herself – about the concept, ethics and the future of theatre
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Q&A

Interviews with established and emerging theatremakers working on stage and behind the scenes in UK theatre and beyond.
Nobu Adilman

Nobu Adilman

Musician
Remi Rachuba

Remi Rachuba

Actor and writer
Tomàs Cardús

Tomàs Cardús

Circus artist
Maria Kraakman

Maria Kraakman

Actor
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