| DRAMATIZE | Media star, craftily, to produce for the stage (9) |
| DRAMATISE | Media star, craftily, to produce for the stage (9) |
| REBECCAEVANS | Who collaborated with contemporary art curator Leigh Robb to produce, for the AGSA. Radical Textiles (2024-25), an exhibition of textiles ranging from William Morris to Sonia Delaunay? (7,5) |
| GRIST | King George was first when it came to produce for ground work (5) |
| ACROPOLIS | A storage tower erected contains produce for citadel (9) |
| FOOTLIGHT | The infantry are short of illumination for the stage (9) |
| THELETTER | W Somerset Maugham short story in 1926 collection The Casuarina Tree adapted for the stage in 1927 (3,6) |
| SPIRITGUM | Sticky stuff for the stage |
| DILIGENCE | Application for the stage |
| HOMEFARM | Part of a country estate set aside to provide produce for the owner (4,4) |
| COMPOSE | Produce, for the company a compilation of poems (7) |
| PLAY | From the Old English meaning "to exercise", "brisk movement" and related to the Middle Dutch "leap for joy, dance", a dramatic work for the stage; or, activity for amusement (4) |
| EDITOR | You need to ride craftily to manage a title (6) |
| POWERPOINT | Pop wrote in craftily to say, "Sock it to you!" (5,5) |
| LSU | Sch. where the social-media star Livvy Dunne (the one who rizzed up Baby Gronk) competes in gymnastics |
| YOUTUBER | Second person on underground beginning to recognise social media star |
| EMMACHAMBERLAIN | Social media star with the podcast "anything goes" |
| UNDERSTANDABLE | Bend a rule craftily to secure position as expected (14) |
| SAUCER | Use car craftily to make China support Cup (6) |
| ARTDEPARTMENT | Working environment for old masters presumably produces, for example, the ambassadors of tomorrow? ( |
