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Katie Chambers

Katie Chambers

Reporter

Biography

Katie joined The Stage as junior reporter in 2024.

Recent Articles

Toby Stephens: Drama graduates focused on TV are losing certain skill sets

Toby Stephens: Drama graduates focused on TV are losing certain skill sets

Actor Toby Stephens has expressed concern about drama school students studying fewer classic texts and being less prepared for a culture of hard work
Mark Rylance backs launch of new dance venue in Bristol

Mark Rylance backs launch of new dance venue in Bristol

Having raised £125,000 during the two years to build the venue, entitled the Mount Without, resident contemporary dance company Impermanence appealed on November 30 for a further £40,000 to get the venue ‘over the line’
Hotel guest book reveals historic details of Mayflower Theatre's past

Hotel guest book reveals historic details of Mayflower Theatre's past

A hotel visitors’ book signed by performers in the first-ever production at Southampton’s Mayflower Theatre has been presented to the venue
What winning at The Stage Awards did for us: revisiting the class of 2024

What winning at The Stage Awards did for us: revisiting the class of 2024

As we announce the nominations for The Stage Awards 2025 and celebrate another year of British theatre, some of last year’s winners speak to Katie Chambers about the highlights and challenges of the past 12 months
Original Hadestown stars to join West End production for limited run

Original Hadestown stars to join West End production for limited run

Principal cast members of the National Theatre and Broadway productions of Hadestown are to return to London in the roles they originated next year
National Theatre Wales closes in current form a year after losing ACW funding

National Theatre Wales closes in current form a year after losing ACW funding

Wales’ national English-language theatre will transition into TEAM (Theatre, Engagement, Arts, Music) and focus solely on the work it does with community and engagement
Creative arts have shrunk 'rapidly' under Labour - Equity analysis

Creative arts have shrunk 'rapidly' under Labour - Equity analysis

Creative arts and entertainment have shrunk by almost 15% since Keir Starmer’s government took office in July 2024, analysis by Equity has suggested
Scrap 'detrimental' EBacc and boost arts teaching, theatre bodies tell government

Scrap 'detrimental' EBacc and boost arts teaching, theatre bodies tell government

Scrapping the "detrimental" EBacc and guaranteeing a minimum of four hours of arts teaching per week are among the reforms that arts organisations are demanding as part of the government’s curriculum review
Local government culture spend cut by more than 50% since 2010 – report

Local government culture spend cut by more than 50% since 2010 – report

Local government culture spending per person in England has been slashed by more than 50% since 2009-10, new analysis by Campaign for the Arts suggests
Mathew Baynton: Theatre has an obligation to entertain

Mathew Baynton: Theatre has an obligation to entertain

Actor Mathew Baynton has declared that theatre should entertain rather than attempting to instruct audiences, particularly in light of sky-high ticket prices. 
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