What’s in ‘HMong Futures’? by Guesteditor

Katie Ka Vang’s play about a historic Twin Cities immigrant community became more timely than anticipated when their state was violently occupied.

Max Olesker: Making the Cut review – up close and personal account of comic’s religious conversion by Brian Logan

Pleasance Dome, EdinburghThis show about Olesker’s lengthy journey to becoming an Orthodox Jew in order to marry his partner is both elegant and nuanced‘I would do anything for love,” …

One That Got Away: Death of a Salesman (2026) by JK

One That Got Away:Death of a Salesman (2026)I have long been a fan of Arthur Miller, in fact since I was in high school when I devoured The Crucible. Over the years, I've seen that classic s…

Broadway Pipeline: August 26, 2026 by Theatrical Index

‘I remember going: oh hello!’ Dara Ó Briain on comedy, coolness, cruelty and finding his parents by Sam Wollaston

The standup has been the host of the panel show Mock the Week for more than two decades. As it returns to UK screens, he discusses its years as a macho bear pit, the dearth of jokes about Br…

Dracula: Ballet at its Darkest

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Adam Riches: The Captain review – the extraordinary glory of a ‘half man, half fish’ Victorian hero by Brian Logan

Summerhall, Edinburgh An endurance test for a standup already starring in a fringe hit, this show resurrects the man who drilled the first ever cross-Channel swimmer‘Who are these people t…

Recognizing You Are Creative May Require Recognizing When Inspiration Strikes by Joe Patti

I was listening to an episode of the Hidden Brain podcast titled Unleashing Your Creativity. As they were talking about how different scientists arrived at solutions to problems while dozing…

Mum Club

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Sydney Dance Company’s 40 years at the Wharf – in pictures by Guardian Staff

Sydney Dance Company is marking four decades since it made its home at the Wharf theatres at Walsh Bay. As part of the celebrations, the company is presenting an exhibition in the foyer of i…

Finucane & Smith’s Dance Palace

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Journey Home, David Gulpilil – The ‘Kingfisher’ Returns To Country

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Jess Fuchs: Feral review – a debut with tremendous oomph from a future comedy star by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghThis motormouth Australian comic fires off tart remarks and home truths then explains why she over-identifies with the Titanic‘No hugging, no learning” was …

Enemy of the People by Steven Morris

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