The Stage

This week 30 years ago, we reported the death of beloved West End cat Beerbohm – the first cat to ever receive an obituary in The Stage

Praise for James Rowland’s article on small-scale touring; speak up on proposed planning changes; lighting stories need more recognition; and make Doña Croll a dame – this week in your views

This week 50 years ago, The Stage reviewed Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days at the National Theatre, directed by Peter Hall and starring Peggy Ashcroft

EdFringe needs better management, not more money; West End shows for those with learning difficulties; Blacklist non-payers – this week in Your Views

This week 20 years ago, The Stage reviewed James McAvoy and Tamzin Outhwaite in the premiere of Laura Wade’s Breathing Corpses at London’s Royal Court Theatre

Does anyone care about independent arts venues?; Awards voting rights; and remembering Claire van Kampen – this week in Your Views

Being damned with fainting praise? – this week in Your Views

This week 40 years ago, The Stage spoke to an oil-rig worker turned ballet dancer

This week 20 years ago, we reported on differing views about whether theatres should implement a no-smoking policy

Lottery money should not be used for core funding; National Theatre membership scheme is just becoming greedy – this week in Your Views