Lighting designer Paule Constable co-founded Freelancers Make Theatre Work (FMTW) during the pandemic to advocate for her fellow freelancers, who make up more

The British Museum is celebrating its "single biggest day of ticket sales" for an exhibition in its history, bringing in more than £2.5 million from those

The Menier Chocolate Factory transfer is now playing at the Garrick Theatre

Read our review of Shaan Sahota's comic drama *The Estate*, now in performances at the National Theatre to 23 August. Read more theatre reviews on LondonTheatre.co.uk.

As the National Theatre’s annual festival dedicated to work for young people turns 30, The Stage talks to some of those involved, in the past and present

Sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll may not immediately strike you as obvious themes for a ballet.

We ask those at the forefront of technical innovation if backstage workers are facing job losses or new opportunities amid technological shifts

The beloved author of stories for adults and children would have been 100 this year. Nicolette Jones speaks to Ibbotson’s family about her extraordinary life and the writing it inspired

Jack Bradfield’s debut, Dungeons and Dragons-infused play runs until 5 April

Putting a show on at sea bears a lot of similarities to producing on land, but there are big differences to consider off stage, from audience dynamics to living in the place where you work. And with t...

Read our review of *The Score*, starring Brian Cox as composer Johann Sebastian Bach, now in performances at the Theatre Royal Haymarket to 26 April. Read more theatre reviews on LondonTheatre.co.uk.

Paul Hendy’s comedy, re-imagining the lives of Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse, runs at the Noël Coward Theatre until 22 March ahead of a UK tour

Caroline Steinbeis’ production marks the first-ever Chekhov staging at the venue

The circus spectacular runs until 2 March

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The production, directed by and starring Clive Rowe, marks the venue’s 25th annual panto

The London premiere, based on the best-selling book by Rick Riordan, is now open at the Other Palace

The star of Yesterday and The Franchise discusses the importance of comedy and what the industry needs to change.