Georgia Snow

Ahead of a new theatrical year, Georgia Snow shares her picks of some of the most exciting theatre to come in 2025, from new productions to bold reimaginings, and star-powered blockbusters to returning acclaimed shows

On September 29, The Stage Debut Awards will crown a new set of winners for 2024. A year on since 2023’s winners had their own night of celebration, Georgia Snow catches up with some of them to find out what they have been up to over the past 12 months and what advice they would give to this year’s hopefuls

The Harry Potter play blazed into the West End eight years ago. Today, more than 100 people bring the hit show to life at every performance. Georgia Snow goes backstage to discover how its magic and mischief are managed, from an almost never-ending laundry to Dogwarts, a backstage kennel for the company’s pets

The Gulf state is embarking on an ambitious cultural strategy in a bid to diversify its economy and shape a new identity for the country. But its plan is not without its critics. Georgia Snow travels to Riyadh to meet the creators of Saudi Arabia’s first ever grand opera to find out more

As the curtain rises on a new theatrical year, The Stage picks out some of the biggest and most exciting shows set to thrill audiences in 2024

The stage design extravaganza returned to the Czech capital for its 15th edition earlier this month. Georgia Snow looks at how the festival is speaking to the future through the work of professional and emerging artists from around the world, serving as a platform for pressing global issues and breaking down traditional structures and ways of working.

From a long list of highly anticipated shows hitting the stage this year, The Stage’s features editor Georgia Snow shares her top picks of the best theatre, from the classics to new writing and musicals, to see in 2023

As we announce the nominees for The Stage Awards 2023, and recognise another year of achievements in UK theatre, Georgia Snow catches up with 2022’s winners

The Stage records Queen Elizabeth II's relationship with theatre since before even her earliest days as monarch. We take a look back through the archives

Theatre companies working in rural Northern Ireland will benefit from the creation of a £1.5 million fund set up to cater for local communities that might not otherwise have access to the arts