Jamie Muscato and Sharon Rose will star in the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh’s musical adaptation of David Nicholls’ bestselling novel One Day

As Rough Magic prepares to open at the Globe's Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, actor Janet Etuk tells The Stage about the highs and lows of her varied theatrical career

From a dream role in Phantom to a lead in Wicked, Lucy St. Louis' star continues to rise. Ahead of starring in Top Hat, she talks about her career goals and highlights

Read our review of The Great Gatsby at Pitlochry Festival Theatre: an underwhelming adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel

Audio drama gets little critical coverage. To recognise this talent, The Stage and The Bookseller are launching the British Audio Awards, aka The Speakies

The Crush Bar is back and so is the world's largest arts festival. Here, experienced Fringe-goers share their best tips on navigating the festival as both performers and punters.

Read our review of This Is a Gift at Pitlochry Festival Theatre: myth of King Midas is transposed to 21st century Leith in this poetic monologue

Read our review of Doctor Faustus at Glasgow Botanic Gardens: A propulsive three-man adaptation of Marlowe’s play starring Adam Donaldson

Read our review of The Inquisitor at Òran Mór, Glasgow. A Play, a Pie and a Pint's well-acted revival of Peter Arnott's cerebral two-hander

Read our review of Man’s Best Friend at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow: a deeply moving but disjointed one-man play about grief and dogs

This will be the last issue of The Crush Bar for a bit. Here are ten exciting shows worth seeing before it returns.

Miranda Raison tells Fergus Morgan about her new play with Ralph Fiennes, working on French-language films and surprising audiences as a statue come to life

Kadiff Kirwan, whose credits include Chewing Gum and Slow Horses on screen and The Hot Wing King at the NT, talks about going to drama school without his dad’s knowledge and his role in Intimate Appar...

Factory worker-turned-actor Zachary Hart tells Fergus Morgan about Stereophonic, his admiration for The Glass Menagerie and championing the Black Country accent

The rising cost of accommodation is the ‘single biggest threat’ facing the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, according to the Fringe Society’s new chief executive Tony Lankester

Residents near Pleasance Courtyard have complained that they are subjected to "torture" during the annual event and that their concerns are being "ignored"

A mini-festival celebrating the world of Palestinian theatre, dance and music is to be platformed once again at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe following a 10-year break

Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre will take plays into people's homes as part of its 60th anniversary programme, which will also feature Caroline Quentin in The Seagull

The shock collapse of the Scottish Institute appears to have left debts totalling more than £2 million, an interim liquidator’s report reveals

Mike Griffiths is to step down from his role as executive director and co-chief executive of Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre this October

Glasgow-based company Vanishing Point’s production Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey won four categories at the Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland

Read our review of The Mountaintop at the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh: stylised revival of Katori Hall’s drama lacks intimacy

Read our review of Grease at Pitlochry Festival Theatre: Joyously nostalgic musical on a cinematic scale

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Discover our line-up for this the 2025 Made In Scotland Showcase.

Shedinburgh will host shows from Haley McGee, Tim Crouch, Kieran Hurley and more, alongside four 'SHEDx Talks' from industry leaders including Moody herself

Alan Cumming and Forbes Masson will perform in a touring musical adaptation of their 1990s sitcom The High Life next spring

A production directed by John Tiffany, a solo show from Khalid Abdalla, and a play that won the Women’s Prize for Playwriting will all run at the Traverse Theatre during the Edinburgh Fringe

Discover the full programme of dance taking place this August at Dance Base Festival 2025 in partnership with Assembly Festival

Actors Brian Cox, Laura Main and Amy Lennox have backed an appeal to help Aberdeen Arts Centre raise £180,000 by July 1 and a total of £660,000 over three years

Artists and communities across Scotland have been invited to take part in eight ‘roundtable discussions’ to inform the first independent review of Creative Scotland

A fraud investigation has been launched into the collapse of the Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film and Television

This will be the last issue of The Crush Bar for a bit. Here are ten exciting shows worth seeing before it returns.

Renée Lamb's next role in Radiant Boy: A Haunting is quite different from her debut in musical Six. ‘I’m on a windy little path’ she tells Fergus Morgan

Read our review of Goodbye Dreamland Bowlarama at Òran Mór, Glasgow: quirky coming-of-age drama

Read our review of Water Colour at Pitlochry Festival Theatre: dynamic staging of a devastating debut play

A musical adaptation of David Nicholls’ bestselling novel One Day will be staged at Edinburgh’s Lyceum Theatre next year

The nominations for the 2025 Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland have been revealed, with Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey receiving seven nods and Slow Horses star Jack Lowden shortlisted for ou...

Nadia Fall has revealed details of her inaugural season as artistic director of the Young Vic, with a line-up featuring actors Tamzin Outhwaite, David Threlfall and Arinzé Kene

Bath Spa University has confirmed that final-year students at the closed Scottish Institute will be able to graduate this summer

Could we have one without the other? Was it worth staging Sondheim's last musical? Has technology in theatre gone too far? All in this week's issue of Shouts and Murmurs.

Bath Spa University has said it is working “to find a timely and appropriate resolution” for students at the Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film and Television, which went into liquidation earl...

As actor/writer Sid Sagar prepares for his role in Mrs Warren’s Profession, he talks about his inspirations, career highlights and desire to play meaner characters