Friday, July 20, 2018
Though it’s not the most adventurous piece of theatre, Damaged Goods by emerging playwright Rosalind Adler, marks itself out in
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We can’t all be Hamilton – finding a distinctive musical voice is where many exciting new shows fall down. Guy,
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It’s something everything Bardolator has to contend with: Shakespeare’s tragic women get little stage time and even less agency. They
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Mamzer Bastard is a new opera about family identity and long-buried secrets, set in New York during a city-wide blackout
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Scherrikar Bell’s acting talent took her by surprise when she auditioned for an Off-West End production of Oh! What a Lovely War
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Swedish playwright Lars Norén cannot be accused of being a household name, yet this double bill of experimental shorts shows
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Written in 2013, Conor McPherson’s The Night Alive is a play of otherworldly mystery and biting loneliness. This small-scale revival has potential
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:10PMIt hardly needs saying that Leave Taking is an inspired piece of programming for the Bush Theatre. Though first performed
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SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 08:24AMFriday, May 25, 2018
This week we learned that Andrew Scott will appear in a limited run of Simon Stephen’s monologue Sea Wall at the Old
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 01:45PMTheatre company Out of Joint is to roll out a playwriting scheme for teenagers following a successful pilot last year, with the
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:07AMAndrew Lloyd Webber is to fund a new scholarship at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire for an acting student. Funded through the Andrew
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Hull Truck Theatre Company has committed to new diversity targets and introduced schemes to help young people from deprived areas break into
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This is a play I’m a bit conflicted about. Initially I was sure I was going to hate it. By
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Last year a BBC documentary called No More Girls and Boys dug down into the different ways we treat male
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“It’s nothing to do with loving a man, it’s love full stop that’s poison”. This is the opening line of
The post Review: Lessons in Love and Violence, The Royal Opera House appeared…
SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:33AMThe Bridge, the first commercial theatre of its size to be built in London for 80 years, has so far
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SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 10:24AMNow playing Emma Clarke, the first black professional female footballer, in Offside, a play by poets Hollie McNish and Sabrina Mahfouz, Diouf
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 10:00AM143 stands for one writer, four actors, three plays. It’s a showcase for young playwright Isabella Stokes, who serves up
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Carley Dawson founded Stand Tall Theatre in 2015, with the company’s latest show focusing on schizophrenia. She tells Simon Fearn why she
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She/he/it Happens is a clown show about a gender-neutral performer’s discomfort with their own body. It’s a genius idea, helped
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“How much do you earn?” the young woman (Barbara Blanka) asks, blowing cigarette smoke provocatively into our faces. As uncomfortable
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The Ethiopian juggler went from showing off at the local market with his brother to performing with English National Opera and at
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Les Miserables is to bring back Bradley Jaden in the starring role of Javert, one of several cast changes over the summer.
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 03:47PMEilidh Loan, a student at Guildford School of Acting, has won the Alan Bates award for the most promising actor in the
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:58AMA young couple are moored in the shallows off the Gulf of Mexico. Kendra (Louisa Lytton) fishes idly while Betty
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Two initiatives have been launched for this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe aimed at helping young theatre writers break into arts journalism. The
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At the first preview of Chess at London’s Coliseum last week, leading man Tim Howar was forced to leave at the interval
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:53PMRuthie Henshall and Wendi Peters will judge this year’s West End Bake Off. The charity event will take place on Saturday May 19,
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 10:24AMMonday, April 30, 2018
Venues including London’s Theatre 503 and the Tron Theatre in Glasgow are among 10 venues to be awarded up to £5,000 each to
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 10:58AMThe UK debut of Spamilton, which parodies megahit Hamilton along with a variety of other Broadway musicals, will open at the Menier
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Mel Giedroyc has swapped punning with Sue Perkins on Bake Off and The Generation Game for verbal duelling with John
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