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105 stories by "Maev Kennedy"

London arts venues report mixed fortunes during Olympic Games by Maev Kennedy

London 2012 Games causing low turnout at British Museum and West End theatres but National Theatre and BFI report boomDespite the eerily deserted streets of central London, arts and entertai…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:09pm on August 2, 2012

Tony awards: James Corden raises bar for emotional acceptance speeches by Maev Kennedy

Best actor winner's speech marks dramatic change of tone after a series of calamitous awards ceremony appearancesEyes glistening with tears and voice cracking, James Corden scooped the Tony …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:15pm on June 11, 2012

Does the rediscovery of Shakespeare's Curtain theatre matter? Absolutely by Maev Kennedy

From scale to snacks, dress to drinks, the remains of the Shoreditch playhouse promise to reveal much about the environment that shaped Shakespeare's early workThe rediscovery of the site of…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:42am on June 7, 2012

Shakespeare's Curtain theatre unearthed in east London by Maev Kennedy

Theatre where Romeo and Juliet was first performed is rediscovered in Shoreditch centuries after it was dismantledWell preserved remains of Shakespeare's original "wooden O" stage, the Curta…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:02pm on June 5, 2012

Elisabeth Welch honoured with English Heritage blue plaque by Maev Kennedy

Singer who had own radio series and was nominated for Olivier and Tony awards is second black woman to be so honouredAn English Heritage blue plaque has been unveiled in London to the velvet…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:27pm on March 1, 2012

Mark Rylance to return to Shakespeare's Globe as Lady Olivia by Maev Kennedy

Job will be actor's first in theatre since he quit artistic director role in 2005 and follows successful run in JerusalemThe actor Mark Rylance, fresh from triumphant West End and Broadway p…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:00pm on December 2, 2011

Mousetrap goes for world dominance with shows in 60 countries by Maev Kennedy

Agatha Christie's thriller which first went on show in 1952 will also celebrate its 60th year with a 60-theatre tour in the UKWhen The Mousetrap opened in the West End, London was still in t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:55pm on November 25, 2011

War Horse, the exhibition - a parable of our senseless, violent times by Maev Kennedy

Michael Morpurgo's classic is the basis of a National Army Museum exhibition tracing the history of the real war horsesOf more than 120 books Michael Morpurgo has written, War Horse is not h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:48pm on October 21, 2011

Marlowe theatre: curtain rises on Canterbury's £25.6m revamp by Maev Kennedy

Glittering inaugural programme to include everything from Philharmonia Orchestra and Shakespeare to Peppa PigThe tourists drifting past in boats on the river Stour didn't realise it, but the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:17am on September 28, 2011

Biggest Shakespeare festival ever will straddle the London Olympics by Maev Kennedy

Companies from all over the world are coming to England in 2012 to join an extravaganza of Shakespeare productionsMore than a million tickets will go on sale next month for an explosion of S…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:27pm on September 6, 2011

Globe theatre to build a roof by Maev Kennedy

Plans announced for project which will allow year-round performances on William Shakespeare's famous London stageHardy theatregoers who have stood patiently to watch rain-soaked summer perfo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:44pm on August 4, 2011

War Horse storms to victory at Tony awards by Maev Kennedy

Play of Michael Morpurgo's novel wins five titles at US theatrical awards following transfer to BroadwayThe Broadway transfer of the National Theatre's War Horse, the moving first world war …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:36am on June 13, 2011

The real Ophelia? 1569 coroner's report suggests Shakespeare link by Maev Kennedy

Death of Jane Shaxspere bore hallmarks of character and girl may even have been relative of playwrightA little girl of the 16th century, who lost her footing while picking flowers, tumbled i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:00am on June 8, 2011

Arab arts festival to debut in London by Maev Kennedy

Artists, writers and musicians will portray events including the Arab spring and Tahrir Square protests in showcase ShubbakThe first festival of contemporary Arab arts will spread across Lon…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:25pm on May 26, 2011

The Wire actors reunited for Sheffield production of Othello by Maev Kennedy

Clarke Peters and Dominic West will appear in Shakespeare play to mark Crucible theatre's 40th anniversaryTwo stars of cult TV series The Wire will appear this autumn in a startlingly differ…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:08pm on May 25, 2011

Barbican unveils Olympics arts festival by Maev Kennedy

Programme includes theatre productions starring Juliette Binoche and Cate Blanchett, and major Bauhaus exhibitionThe Barbican arts centre in London will celebrate next year's Olympics with a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:35pm on May 24, 2011

Jerusalem wins high praise on Broadway by Maev Kennedy

Jez Butterworth's play, set in Wiltshire woodland and rooted in rural Englishness, is likely to become a smash hit in AmericaHang out the red-cross flags, round up the morris dancers: a play…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:07pm on April 22, 2011

Batman takes on the world with £12m stage extravaganza by Maev Kennedy

Comic-book hero tours with Gotham City sets and a Batmobile. But not, director insists after Spiderman's musical tangle, songsThere will be bats. And flying. And huge sets. And spectacular s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:12pm on April 12, 2011

Arts council funding: the winners and losers by Maev Kennedy

Small regional organisations have done best, while one in four of the losers is London-basedAlmost one in four of the Arts Council funding losers " 47 of the 206 organisations losing their e…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:16pm on March 30, 2011

Ellen Terry's beetlewing gown back in limelight after £110,000 restoration by Maev Kennedy

Dress actor wore as Lady Macbeth in 1880s has been repaired with help from donations to National TrustAfter five years and more than 700 hours of delicate restoration work, a green gown shim…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:32pm on March 11, 2011

Ballets Russes brought back to life on film by Maev Kennedy

Long-lost footage of one of the most influential companies in dance history has been discovered " the only evidence of Diaghilev's dancers on filmA tiny lost treasure of ballet history has b…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:10pm on January 31, 2011

Libraries at risk in Liverpool by Maev Kennedy

Libraries won't be able to escape budget cuts in Liverpool. In London, some good news " theatres have seen near-record attendancesLiverpool council today announced that 1,500 jobs will be cu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:37am on January 27, 2011

Cuts mean Royal Shakespeare Company's Newcastle season is not to be by Maev Kennedy

The Royal Shakespeare Company has scrapped dates at Newcastle's Theatre Royal as a result of cuts in RSC fundingAnyone in Newcastle looking forward to the Royal Shakespeare Company's regular…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:30am on January 26, 2011

Jude Law returns to London stage in Eugene O'Neill's play Anna Christie by Maev Kennedy

Michael Grandage announces Jude Law's role as part of final season at the Donmar WarehouseJude Law will return to the London stage this summer, in the Eugene O'Neill play Anna Christie, as p…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:15am on January 14, 2011

Lion King's record year as theatreland defies the recession by Maev Kennedy

Can you feel the love? More than 800,000 saw musical of Disney cartoon in its 11th year in West EndRead Michael Billington's expert viewCats may have slunk away into the night, but The Lion …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:29pm on January 4, 2011
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