What if every day were #Shakespeare400 and London Marathon?
The Complete Walk along the Thames to Shakespeare's Globe on 24 April 2016. ©
Mark Rylance: ‘What’s wrong with being a theatre actor?’
Mark Rylance in Farinelli and the King On this Sunday’s Andrew Marr Show
My theatre diary: Dramas Taken at Midnight, The Changeling, Out of the Cage and The Separation
Out of the Cage tells the story of women munition workers during World War
Charting The Stage 100: Who are theatre’s biggest influencers and why?
In this new year gorgefest of lists, The Stage's annually compiled Stage 100 of the
My theatre diary: ‘Tis Pity, Made in Dagenham, East Is East and Neville’s Island
The company of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
My theatre diary: From tears to laughter with The Crucible, The Events, Invincible and Shakespeare in Love
I’m really doing well for play choices in July. Don’t let the warm weather put
Hey, Ms Producer! Sonia Friedman leads the growing ranks of female producers
Sonia Friedman is on a roll with Oliviers and Tony success Maybe it’s
Never mind Titus: The West End is awash with blood
Theatregoers are fainting at most performances of Titus Andronicus at Shakespeare's Globe There’s
Tony trivia: Twelfth Night is officially a history play
London's Globe Theatre has achieved new global success with this year's Tony Awards