Opera House, BuxtonTwo doomed romances are at the heart of this effective show, which deftly weaves together Brittain’s feminist memoir and Novello’s sentimental songs There is opera by …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:25AMLinbury Studio, LondonSimon Callow's artfully constructed one-man show is essentially a 100-minute lecture on Wagner – but it feels like anything butSimon Callow's one-man show about Wagne…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 03:18PMOur political class is still struggling to make sense of the EU referendum. But thankfully our playwrights are finding the wordsThe Brexit referendum asked voters to make a simple choic…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 02:06AMThe threshold has fallen so low that performers who live every day with fear of failure are being booed by audiences for no good reasonIn the 1980s, I wrote an article in the Guardian that b…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:11AMSome dismiss artists as dreamers. But, as with Benedict Cumberbatch’s Hamlet, they see what works in rehearsal and change what doesn’t. Politicians take noteThank goodness, not for the f…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 01:43PMIt's not surprising that Alan Bennett's The History Boys is Britain's most popular play. The unfairness within our education system enduresThere are obvious pitfalls in reading too much…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 03:30PMLinbury Studio, LondonSimon Callow's artfully constructed one-man show is essentially a 100-minute lecture on Wagner – but it feels like anything butSimon Callow's one-man show about Wagne…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:15PMReluctance to enfranchise prisoners is a hangover from the age of John Locke – a view of rights that sees the vote as a privilegeIs the right to vote a fundamental human right? You could b…
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