Friday, May 26, 2017
Harry Potter meets Star Wars in London's Old Vic’s new production of Woyzeck. Joe Murphy’s production has a script from Cursed Child
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:26AM[SHARE]Issue-driven theatre: Fergus Morgan reviews Charlotte Josephine's play about internet porn.
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An Octoroon is America’s Red Velvet. Sort of. Like Lolita Chakrabarti’s 2012 play, Branden Jacob-Jenkins’ OBIE award-winning 2014 work finds a black presence in
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Everyday Epic, the theme for the 2017 Brighton Festival, fits Richard Nelson’s Gabriel trilogy like a glove. The three plays " Hungry,
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Housing is on the agenda. After Sh!t Theatre’s Letters to Windsor House and Cardboard Citizens’ Home Truths comes Matt Hartley’s Deposit, a
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The baby and the bath water and the whole, cast-iron bath: Fergus Morgan reviews a slightly overwrought production of Mark Weinman's debut play.
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It’s ambitious, to stage Richard III in the Arcola Theatre’s intimate main space, but it’s also injudicious. Mehmet Ergan’s unimaginative production is…
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Combining the disorientating technological playfulness and self-exposing theatricality of Simon McBurney’s The Encounter with the stealthy psychological tension of The Woman i…
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Sam Shepard plays gnaw away at you. They tease you with cryptic clues, disintegrating storylines and restless, febrile characters. His 1985 play
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:34AM[SHARE]There are no prizes for spotting the thinking behind the Donmar Warehouse’s staging of a fresh adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s classic 1941
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You would have to have been on a Valium-induced holiday to Antarctica not to have heard about Angels in America at the
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Selling out its Sloane Square run in a day, breaking the Royal Court’s record for fastest-selling production, with a West End transfer already confirmed and
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 10:33AM[SHARE]It’s 2017, and still not one Premier League footballer is openly gay. Eyeing this glaring anachronism, the Union Theatre has optimistically turned
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:58AM[SHARE]Wednesday, May 3, 2017
We’re only in April, but at the Globe, the Summer of Love is already bursting into life. Artistic director Emma Rice’s last outdoor season kicks off
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:10AM[SHARE]Chartres, August 1944. A teenage Nazi soldier and a French girl secretly meet on the eve of the American army’s triumphant arrival, spending one
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The troubled past and traumatised future of Northern Ireland come face to face in David Ireland’s ferociously funny 2010 two-hander Everything Between
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Combining the creeping high school horror of Jay Asher’s 13 Reasons Why, the stigma-skewering impishness of Bruce Norris’ Clybourne Park, and a delectably bleak, Fargo-e…
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Barely a month after the theatrical earthquake of Roman Tragedies, Ivo van Hove returns to the Barbican with Obsession, an adaptation of
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:24PM[SHARE]What I'm suppose to think vs What I actually think: Fergus Morgan reviews the world premiere of Ivo van Hove's Obsession.
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It’s Moliere month in the West End. While David Tennant stars in Patrick Marber’s 21st Century update of Don Juan, and Lee Mack and
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Home Truths is Cardboard Citizens' attempt to tell the history of British housing in nine new short plays. Cycle One " of
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The third fruit of the opinion-dividing partnership between the English National Opera and production company GradeLinnit, Lonny Price’s semi-staged revival of Rodgers
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Albert Camus’ 1947 novel The Plague, the story of a city torn apart by infectious fever, is a bold allegory on the Nazi occupation. In Neil Bartlett’s compellin…
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It’s Edward Albee season in the West End at the moment. While Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? drags audiences into marital hell six nights a
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:39AM[SHARE]Friday, April 7, 2017
Question: what do Harold Pinter, Ruth Wilson, Sandi Toksvig and Michael Billington have in common? Answer: they all, at one point or
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 10:12AM[SHARE]First a novel in 1932, then a Hollywood film the subsequent year, then a smash-hit Broadway musical in 1980, 42nd Street’s route from page to
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The Who’s Tommy " the original rock opera " is a sprawling, kaleidoscopic storytelling experience. So it makes sense for Kerry Michael’s staging " a
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Glenn Waldron’s new play, Natives, interleaves the stories of three teenagers on their 14th birthday, tracking their movements as they slowly and
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:15AM[SHARE]Barney Norris’ new play Echo’s End, like so much First World War drama before it, is infused with an august Rupert Brooke
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:37AM[SHARE]Friday, March 31, 2017
Caryl Churchill’s The Skriker is a tough nut. Dense, otherworldly and frequently incomprehensible, it deals with an ancient, female spirit " the Skriker
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Is Patrick Marber the busiest man in theatre at the moment? His National Theatre adaptation of Hedda Gabler has just closed (but will reappear
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