Thursday, June 7, 2018
Cormac’s got the full house: HIV, hepatitis, syphilis, herpes, gonorrhoea. Bingo. And he’s not dealing with it very well. Alan Flanagan’s likeable
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How did John Doe die? He fell from the landing gear of a Boeing airliner as it made its final descent into
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Lars Noren is considered one of Sweden’s greatest living playwrights, but he’s relatively unfamiliar to UK audiences. Surprising, really, because his work
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Pulse is an important event, one of a dwindling handful of regional festivals focussed firmly on early-career theatremakers and dedicated to nurturing
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:56AMThe West End doesn’t get much weirder than this. A bilingual staging of Moliere’s 1664 comedy Tartuffe, relocated to contemporary California, translated
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:15AMEx-English teacher and poet Caleb Femi has had a hell of a life. He spent his early childhood in Nigeria, followed his
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Macbeth, Pinocchio, Saint George and the Dragon, Follies, Common, Salome, Twelfth Night, Amadeus – the recent roster of National Theatre shows in
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:52PMLast week, the New Diorama announced a radical overhaul of its programming model, reducing the number of main house shows programmed each
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A new chapter has begun at Shakespeare’s Globe after Emma Rice’s drawn-out and acrimonious departure. Her successor as artistic director Michelle Terry
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Alice Driver and Alexander Gooch were two of the nine Ipswich Martyrs, a group of Suffolk Protestants burnt at the stake during
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Mood Music sounds great. It’s directed by Roger Michell, a big-shot name in stage and screen who most recently took the reins
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:47AMForty years ago last Sunday, Bobby Robson’s Ipswich Town beat Arsenal 1-0 at Wembley to win the FA Cup, the sensational culmination
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When Robert Schenkkan wrote Building the Wall in the autumn of 2016, it was probably a unsettling, insightful and important analysis of
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What a time to be alive, if you’re an Abba fan (and who isn’t?). Not only have the Swedish pop legends announced
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Fear in the 21st century: Frances Poet's Bruntwood-shortlisted play is astute and unsettling.
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SOURCE: exeuntmagazine.com at 04:43PMMike Bartlett’s Not Talking is built upon two convictions: that there are two sides to every story, and that it is always
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Rodney Ackland’s The Pink Room was smashed to smithereens by critics when it premiered in 1952, effectively stopping Ackland’s successful playwriting career
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:49PMLauren Reed is showrunner of Second World War drama For King and Country, which allows its audience to decide the direction of
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:00PMMatthew Lyon’s verse play Broken wears its influences on its sleeve. It embraces that swaggering, strutting Berkoffian vibe, spitting out its story
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Baz Luhrmann’s Strictly Ballroom began life in 1984 as a short student play, devised by Luhrmann and his classmates at Sydney’s National
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Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over he Cuckoo’s Nest was published in 1962. Milos Forman’s iconic movie, starring Jack Nicholson, was released in
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Brace yourself – here comes the next mega-hit jukebox musical. Tina, which opened with a bang in the West End this week
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Losing steam: Irish National Opera's first production runs out of ideas and invention.
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It’s back. After a six-year hiatus touring the provinces, Kander and Ebb’s classic 1975 musical returns to the West End, where it
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Let's play: Chris Tarrant quizzes you on the West End transfer of James Graham's latest hit play.
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Just as the National’s extraordinary Angels in America hits the headlines on its Broadway transfer, London gets another epic, seven-hour, two-part play
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:55PMSpoiler alert: something happens just before the interval in Bruce Graham’s White Guy on the Bus that twists it from a compelling
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Cramming all 11 characters in Philip Ridley’s Moonfleece onto the small stage of the Pleasance’s second space is quite a challenge, but
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People, mainly theatre critics, love to talk about the death of theatre criticism. The story is a familiar one by now. For
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Clacton-on-Sea. Once a busy seaside resort, thronged with holidaymakers, now a forgotten town stuck in the past. Its declining fortunes provide a
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 10:57AMWith 300 shows, Vault Festival was a sprawling, multifaceted and gloriously eclectic event. The Stage sent Fergus Morgan to cover the event
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