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A digital and physical magazine for people working in performing arts, film, and media.
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Exciting interviews and editorials from the very best in theatre, dance, music and screen, the magazine offers honest insight into both established and emerging voices shaping the industry today. With over 50 years of combined industry experience behind the publication, Stage & Screen Review is a trusted guide for current and future generations - celebrating the creative process, championing authentic voices and providing a platform for everyone within the performing arts community.
Through interviews, features, reviews and behind-the-scenes content, the magazine is committed to honest conversation, genuine industry insight and helping to support and sustain the arts for years to come..
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Collective Acting Studio Open House. | An in-person open house, workshops and admissions event. Saturday 28th November 2026. 10-3pm. The Laundry, Hornsey Road Baths, London. |
Redding Cutts Syllabus Demonstrators | Dance Syllabus Demonstrators. 11+ The Redding-Cutts Syllabus team has opened up auditions for the next round of junior demonstrators for a new safe syllabus in ballet, tap and jazz. We are specifically seeking a senior tap dancer (aged 15-16), and two junior ballet dancers (aged 11-14.) Please email reddingcuttseducation@gmail.com |
National Youth Theatre Open Auditions. | National Youth Theatre. Free open audition dates 2027- see NYT website for details being released in November 2026. |
Disney's The Lion King- Open Dance Auditions | Disney's The Lion King searching for exceptional dancers to join the London production Monday 23rd November 2026. Pineapple Dance Studios- 7 Langley Street Covent Garden. See Pineapple Dance Studios Website for full audition details. |
Tower Theatre Acting Membership Auditions | Monthly Company Auditions held regularly via Tower Theatre website. Future bookings now open. |
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Dollie Henry MBE
Stage and Screen Review is excited to announce another dance legend to be interviewed for the 2nd issue. Following on from the great Arlene Phillips and her amazing and informative interview. Dollie Henry MBE shows profound insight and experience of her life, career and receiving her MBE!
Clémence Aimée
From tap dance to voice overs, Stage and Screen Review talk to Clémence Aiméee about her teaching career, classes at Pineapple Dance Studios, and the creative process behind classic short films. Clémence Aimée has experience both teaching and performing abroad and in the UK and her style is timeless and classic. All available in the upcoming Winter issue.
Terace Jones
Welcoming Terace Jones, internationally acclaimed American ballet dancer, Broadway Performer and Singer to our next Stage and Screen Review Issue.
Performing with companies such as The Joffrey Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Washington Ballet and Atlanta Ballet, Terace has lots of insight to offer our readers as a highly accomplished technician.
Rebecca Onley
MSK dance therapist Rebecca Onley advises readers on the pathways available to ensure the body is safeguarded in physical performance and on the excellent results which MSK dance and sports rehabilitation with the Philip Cutts Group has delivered at her established clinic near Manchester. Stage and Screen review hears about the importance of the specialised insurance and what this means as a practitioner in MSK rehabilitation.
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Paul Jenkins
With a wealth of musical experience to share with our readers, we are excited to be joined next issue by Paul Jenkins, CEO & Musical Director of BOP Jazz, Jazz Trumpeter and Composer. From re-arranging orchestral scores, composing for West End productions, commercial pop productions and film scores, Paul Jenkin's interview is one not to miss.
Derek Hartley
The prestigious tap dance artist Derek Hartley brings a rich knowledge of tap dance history and the people who have shaped it to his teaching, performance and our next issue of Stage and Screen Review. Author of two books, "The Essential Guide to Tap Dance" (Crowwood Press) and the " Teach Yourself" series (Hodder), Derek Hartley talks to Stage and Screen Review about working with tap dance legends as he continues to shape the future of tap dance.
Shani Gray
What is the journey of producing a show from scripts to the end performance? Shani Gray shares with Stage and Screen Review the story behind the production of "The Rise of Josephine Baker" and how it became a sell out in its debut run at Riverside Studios, London, becoming the bestselling show of all 50 plays in the Bitesize fesitval.
Unions- Are they really worth it?
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"Ask Giles"
From castings, auditions to stage, TV and everything inbetween. Ask Giles the performing arts questions you'd like to have answered- and see if yours makes the pick in our next issue!
