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In the Black review – rewarding drama about the Faustian pact of big business by Mark Fisher

Underbelly, Bristo Square, Edinburgh Quaz Degraft draws on his knowledge of high finance for these misadventures in a material, misogynist worldYou don’t hear much about the American dream…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:25pm on August 7, 2026

‘Not afraid of controversy’: Edinburgh fringe rejects calls to cancel Amanda Knox comedy by Caroline Davies and Nadia Khomami

Festival organisers defend show after criticism from sister of Meredith Kercher, Knox’s murdered former flatmate The Edinburgh festival fringe has said it is “not afraid of controversy�…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:30am on August 7, 2026

Cats review – it’s a jellicle jumble as Andrew Lloyd Webber’s moggies get the zoomies by Arifa Akbar

Regent’s Park Open Air theatre, LondonMacavity and co are back, with the balance in Drew McOnie’s stylish revival tipped in favour of dance and acrobatics over storytellingAndrew Lloyd W…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:30am on August 7, 2026

‘It’s a Pan-African story’: the artists telling the amazing true tale of Zambia’s mission to reach space by JN Benjamin

The nation’s audacious 1960s rocket programme was met with ridicule. Now, more than 60 years on, this curious episode is inspiring film-makers, playwrights and a circus show at the fringeE…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:00am on August 7, 2026

Target Audience review – zingy satire puts media types in an apocalyptic pickle by Mark Fisher

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghWith characteristic wit, Dan Bishop’s comedy develops from a jolly send-up of the vacuous TV industry into a politically astute play about power‘I’ve neve…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:50am on August 7, 2026

The Silence of the Lambs review – Hannibal Lecter’s daring stage outing is a shock to the system by Mark Lawson

Curve, LeicesterThere are electrifying – and also queasy – moments in this version of the classic 90s horror about the interrogation of a psychotic psychiatrist by an FBI rookieSoon afte…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:30am on August 7, 2026

Restaurants, pubs and theatres ban Meta’s ‘spy glasses’ over privacy fears by Helena Horton

Meta says safeguards are in place to prevent surreptitious filming, but some UK venues now prohibit them from being worn at allWhen Meta used superstar Kylie Jenner to promote its sleek new …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:30am on August 6, 2026

Carlos Acosta: Myths and Modern Masters review – superstar returns with style, the Stones and his daughter by Sanjoy Roy

Royal Opera House, LondonMixing contemporary, Cuban and classical works, Acosta has charisma to burn and is accompanied by an impressive cohortIt’s a bit of a stretch to call this undoubte…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:15am on August 6, 2026

Ronnie Le Drew obituary by Duncan Barrett

Puppeteer best known for manipulating Zippy on the hit ITV series Rainbow and a stalwart of the Little Angel puppet theatre in LondonThe puppeteer Ronnie Le Drew, who has died aged 78, will …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:15am on August 6, 2026

‘People say I’m pouring Coca-Cola into fine malt whisky’: why is the National Theatre shaking up Sophocles? by Mark Lawson

In a bold new production starring Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss, the NT is fusing Sophocles and Ingmar Bergman. So what can two stories written 23 centuries apart tell us about how we live to…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:15am on August 6, 2026

Fame the Musical review – stardom seekers light up the stage like a flame by Holly O'Mahony

Theatre Royal Plymouth This exuberant revival fizzes like a shaken can of soda, capturing the round-the-clock toil of aspiring performersAs a real-life cohort of performers head to Edinburgh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:45am on August 6, 2026

Peter Gill showed theatre audiences that anywhere could be the centre of the world by Barney Norris

The playwright and director, who has died aged 86, completed DH Lawrence’s revolution in spotlighting stories of working peoplePeter Gill: a theatrical visionary with an unsparing honestyI…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:50pm on August 5, 2026

Dog Man: The Musical review – Dav Pilkey’s megastar mutt sniffs out the spotlight in a barking show by Tim Jonze

Southbank Centre, LondonA part-canine cop, a villainous cat and a psychokinetic butterflyfish burst into song as the wildly popular children’s books are adapted for the stagePerhaps, if yo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:45am on August 5, 2026

I’m Every Woman: The Chaka Khan Musical review – Queen of Funk’s jukebox epic lacks the X factor by Ammar Kalia

Troubadour Wembley Park theatre, LondonAlexandra Burke is valiant in the leading role but the superstar’s story is squandered in this sprawling and uneven showIn the pantheon of soul divas…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:35am on August 5, 2026

Peter Gill: a theatrical visionary with an unsparing honesty by Michael Billington

Gill’s dramas of divided class loyalties such as The York Realist had a clear-eyed precision matched by his rigorous work as a directorPeter Gill, playwright who turned ordinary lives into…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:40pm on August 4, 2026

No smut, no swearing, wrong-feet wellies and a silly hat: the gentle comedy world of Jimmy Cricket by Mark Lawson

Having cut his teeth in the holiday camps of the north, the comic bestrode 80s TV with his unthreatening brand of fun, being knighted by the pope in 2015• Jimmy Cricket, comedian known for…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:20am on August 4, 2026

Peter Gill, playwright who turned ordinary lives into extraordinary drama, dies aged 86 by Mark Fisher

Beginning his career as an actor, Gill went on to write plays including The York Realist as well as directing for the Royal Court and National TheatreTributes have been paid to the director …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:20am on August 4, 2026

Reader Q&A: ask our comedy critic anything ahead of the Edinburgh fringe by Guardian Moderators (now); Brian Logan (from 1pm)

The world’s largest performing arts festival returns to the Scottish capital for three weeks – and over 4,000 shows – from this weekend. Brian Logan will be answering your questions ab…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:40am on August 4, 2026

What, no sequinned crooners? How cruises became the home for world class theatre by Brian Logan

Forget cheesy acts, these days cruise ships boast the cutting edge tech to stage hip West End productions and Olivier award-winning musicals – and young people are loving itThe phrase “c…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:35am on August 4, 2026

Jimmy Cricket, comedian known for his ‘And there’s more!’ catchphrase, dies aged 80 by Tim Jonze

His family friendly style made the comedian a household name in the 80s and he was awarded a papal knighthood in 2015 for services to charityJimmy Cricket, the northern Irish comic who becam…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:50pm on August 3, 2026

Now You See Me Live review – magic so bombastic it may be visible from space by Brian Logan

London ColiseumA quartet of conjurors, calling themselves the Horsemen, perform fine feats of escapology and mentalism that are undermined by smoke, lasers and pomposityIs there an opposite …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:25am on August 3, 2026

Mary Beth Barone on provocative jokes, Palestine and manosphere misogyny: ‘It’s hard to stomach that those are my co-workers’ by Owen Myers

The comedian and actor’s new Netflix special is a gleefully absurd take on politics and potty-mouthed humorMary Beth Barone knows exactly who will be offended by her new Netflix special. �…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:15am on August 3, 2026

‘Topless modelling never aligned with me’: inside Everyone’s Seen My Tits, the play by a former page 3 model by Anya Ryan

As she brings her memoir to the Edinburgh festival, Keeley Hazell talks about trauma, exploitation, the hollowness of the high life – and her new career as a writer on Ted LassoThere was a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:15am on August 3, 2026

‘They played noughts and crosses on the PM’s huge forehead!’ An Indian standup picks his favourite gen Z protest memes by Anuvab Pal

They turned the news into a Funny or Die video. They cooked up a romcom between PM Modi and Giorgia Meloni. And they fought the police with Lana del Rey memes. Our writer observes the Cockro…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:15am on August 3, 2026

Boy George pulls out of Jesus Christ Superstar after releasing pro-Israel song by Ben Beaumont-thomas

The 80s star will no longer appear in role of Herod in London Palladium run, with manager saying decision is ‘in the best interests of my artist’Boy George has pulled out of a forthcomin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:15am on August 3, 2026
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