Thursday, July 13, 2017
For Spider’s Web, author Agatha Christie weaves a rather unexpected thread of comedy through one of her traditional murder mysteries. Originally created
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A one-man musical is a risk. There’s little or no opportunity for dialogue, and every chance the score may be limited in
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Iris Theatre’s season of plays at St Paul’s Church in Covent Garden has grown both in popularity and ambition year on year.
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Above the Stag in London’s Vauxhall is the only full-time professional LGBT+ theatre in the country and is growing rapidly. Paul Vale
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San Francisco is host to the world’s longest-running queer theatre company. Paul Vale finds out about its fight to give gay voices a
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There is a fine line between character comedy and drag. Both Barry Humphries and Paul O’Grady gave their drag persona such a
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It makes perfect sense that Michael Booth and Alistair Powning’s Thirty Three is due to be turned into a movie later this
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The Heather Brothers are perhaps best known as the authors of the affectionate pastiche of 1960s nightlife A Slice of Saturday Night.
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As Anthony Biggs’ tenure as artistic director of Jermyn Street draws to a close, his final production mirrors both the venue’s commitment
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It’s safe to say that the Boy With Tape on His Face has made it to the big time. The mime artist
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It’s a particularly exciting time for Takis at the moment. When our interview was originally scheduled, the designer’s list of forthcoming projects
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Will Mauchline Training: RADA technical theatre and stage management course Organisation: Birmingham Royal Ballet CV: Opera company assistant at the Royal Opera
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In a dimly lit office, a frustrated private investigator Jackie Straker awaits another phone call from Chummy. It’s a hideously one-sided relationship
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With the heady smell of incense, challenging acoustics and sombre choral music, the church makes a rather excellent venue for Scena Mundi’s
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Performance artist Tom Marshman has devised theatre on a diverse range of subjects – but his work is always rooted in community
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It’s hard to believe Don’t Dress for Dinner was only written in the 1980s. There is something about its rampant misogyny, ambivalent
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A couple are thrown together by chance and then drift apart. Blink was an Edinburgh fringe hit for Phil Porter in 2012
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When Emma Donoghue was writing the novel Room, she was already considering how it might be adapted for the stage. While the
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Winnie Holzman, who wrote the book of hit show Wicked, was also the creator of the ground-breaking television series My So-Called Life.
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Age is all about perspective. When Michael Aitkens’ sitcom Waiting For God originally aired in the early 1990s, the public had a
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Stephen Unwin’s unsettling new play explores the public euthanasia program in Nazi Germany that led to the execution of thousands of disabled
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Original Impact’s heavily edited version of Twelfth Night retains much of the play’s comedy while underscoring the action with a mix of
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Make no mistake, circus is big business in the entertainment industry. From the major shows of Cirque du Soleil to the sheer
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Plays commemorating the First World War are commonplace at the moment, so Clapham Omnibus associate writer Victoria Willing’s new piece comes as
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One of the more fascinating facts about the Kray twins was their association with the rich and famous of their day. Frank
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Noel Coward’s one-act play Still Life and the subsequent film adaptation Brief Encounter have provided a springboard for several alternate versions on
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Alan Ayckbourn’s Improbable Fiction was originally commissioned to celebrate 50 years of the Stephen Joseph Theatre. But unlike enduringly popular pieces such
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Matthew Bugg’s wartime musical Miss Nightingale began life in 2011 as a chamber musical, with a run at the King’s Head and
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There’s something about Le Gateau Chocolat’s rich, velvety baritone that penetrates the soul. His voice commands attention. And while his flamboyant visual
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The much-loved story of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Ugly Duckling is an elegant fable about bullying and acceptance. George Stiles and Anthony
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