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Birmingham Royal Ballet uses virtual reality to make dance more accessible by Jessica Murray Midlands Correspondent

Company aims to allow those unable to go to the theatre, including neurodivergent people, the elderly and children, to enjoy its shows A pioneering "virtual stage" launched by Birmingham Roy…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:13pm on August 30, 2023

Adrian Bliss: Inside Everyone review " fun lucky dip of historical sketches by Brian Logan

Pleasance Dome, EdinburghThe TikTok star follows an atom through time, via a dinosaur, Julius Caesar's lunch and Van Gogh's ear, in an uncynical show with an excess of scene changes Injury t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:19pm on August 28, 2023

Paul Foot: Dissolve review " a comic antidote to life's pain by Brian Logan

Underbelly Cowgate, EdinburghAstute, well-built set about suffering and its surprise elimination is charmingly at odds with other festival narratives We've seen shows about trauma, depressio…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:55am on August 28, 2023

Was it worth it? Edinburgh fringe acts give their verdict on the festival by Rachael Healy

As the curtain falls on this year's fringe, we ask performers and producers how it was for them By the end of the Edinburgh fringe, anyone who has been here all month will tell you how tired…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:43am on August 28, 2023

'A cultural explosion': the West Yorkshire chapel that is a wellspring of dance by Lyndsey Winship

Our series on regional dance scenes continues with a visit to Hebden Bridge, where a range of left-field choreographers have put on work Donna Summer's I Feel Love kicks in and everybody's u…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:25pm on August 27, 2023

Darren Harriott: Roadman review " tentative steps to self-improvement by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh The comic pores over the insecurities that attended his twisty journey from Black Country boyhood to TV celebrity This isn't the first of Darren Harriott's sho…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:19pm on August 27, 2023

'I identify as a deeply lazy person': comedian Kate Berlant on absurdity, life reflecting art " and inventing herself on stage by Eva Wiseman

Kate Berlant is turning the rules of what's funny upside down. Now the US standup is bringing her surreal one-woman show to the UK The comedian Kate Berlant doesn't tell jokes. Instead, what…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:13pm on August 27, 2023

Matyelok Gibbs obituary by Michael Coveney

Director and actor who played Auntie Muriel Weasley in Harry Potter and served as artistic director of the Unicorn theatreFor Matyelok Gibbs, who has died aged 91, 70 years in theatre and fi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:13pm on August 27, 2023

Urooj Ashfaq: Oh No! review " Indian standup makes an endearing debut by Brian Logan

Assembly George Square, Edinburgh Material about Hindu-Muslim relations aside, this award-winning performer's gags covers familiar confessional ground, delivered with engaging skill and grac…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:37am on August 27, 2023

The week in theatre: A Mirror; Next to Normal " review by Susannah Clapp

Almeida; Donmar Warehouse, LondonSam Holcroft's unsettling new play about censorship features a menacing performance from Jonny Lee Miller, while a musical drama exploring bipolar disorder i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:33am on August 27, 2023

Edinburgh festival dance: After All; Dances Like a Bomb; The Rite of Spring " review by Sarah Crompton

Dance Base; Zoo Southside; Playhouse, EdinburghSolène Weinachter's funeral guest is a triumph of sound and vision. Elsewhere, a tragicomic study of ageing, and a thrilling Rite of Spring re…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:13am on August 27, 2023

Ahir Shah arrived at Edinburgh with a work-in-progress but leaves as comedy champ by Brian Logan

The Edinburgh comedy award-winning show Ends is a superb set about Shah's grandfather, the standup's imminent wedding and multicultural Britain The cliche about Edinburgh fringe comedy is t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:55am on August 26, 2023

Edinburgh festival fringe: Ahir Shah's Ends wins best show at comedy awards by Veronica Lee

32-year-old comedian whose set explores race, class and migration becomes first British-Asian to take prize A show about multiculturalism has won best show at the Edinburgh comedy awards. Ah…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:43am on August 26, 2023

Comedian London Hughes: 'I made more money in one year in America than my whole life in Britain' by Fiona Sturges

Fed up with the white boys' club of British standup, a one-way ticket to LA finally brought fame to the 'comedy Beyoncé'. Now she has written a memoir detailing her rise from bullied teen t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:43am on August 26, 2023

'I used to get in role by harassing my girlfriend': the risky brilliance of playing anti-woke characters by Rachael Healy

Edinburgh fringe comics portraying cancelled standups and rightwing politicians talk about the dangers and successes of their satire The US comedian Martin Urbano has always enjoyed mocking …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:33am on August 26, 2023

Phil Ellis's Excellent Comedy Show review " helter-skelter hour of fun by Brian Logan

Monkey Barrel Comedy at The Hive, EdinburghThe Edinburgh comedy award nominee dials up the silly to 11 as he delivers a series of shambolic gags There is no more uproarious opening sequence …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:33am on August 26, 2023

Louise Young: Feral review " upbeat blast through a wayward youth by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghThe comic's material on years lost to drugs, booze and drama school is delivered with energy but this show lacks context and heft You know you're in trouble " o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:13pm on August 25, 2023

Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky: 'I don't want my ballet to be staged in Russia ever again' by Lyndsey Winship

When the Ukrainian invasion began, the ballet great left a show at the Bolshoi in protest. Here he reconsiders his past ties with Russia and the silence of the cultural elite in the country …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:07pm on August 25, 2023

Lindsey Santoro: Pink Tinge review " unpretentious filth and fun by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghHer material may be crude but there is no denying the bawdy Brummie comedian's craft, nor her gift for getting the audience onside The defining routine of Linds…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:07pm on August 25, 2023

Pilot review " party games and profound thoughts in a knotty fringe show by Chris Wiegand

Summerhall, EdinburghLekan Lawal's one-man multimedia performance mashes storytelling, comedy and dance into a richly stimulating hour This knotty and stimulating multimedia show created and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:55am on August 25, 2023

Heart review " revelatory romance told in the flush of love by Chris Wiegand

Roundabout @ Summerhall, EdinburghIn sync with beatboxer Grace Savage, Jade Anouka performs a fleet-footed and clear-sighted debut play Actor Jade Anouka's debut play, Heart, has been kept t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:43am on August 25, 2023

Brave Space review " no false moves in this wondrous up-close circus by Chris Wiegand

Underbelly's Circus Hub on the Meadows, EdinburghThe US company Aloft invite audiences to assist them in an intimate and astonishing acrobatic show You have heard how it takes a village to r…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:13am on August 25, 2023

Ian Smith: Crushing review " there are few fringe shows as purely funny as this by Brian Logan

Monkey Barrel at The Tron, EdinburghIn an act mining similar territory to Rhod Gilbert, Smith flounders in everyday life and revels in being the butt of the joke The little guy floundering a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:34pm on August 24, 2023

Fool's Paradise review " roll up for the clown wedding by Chris Wiegand

Summerhall, EdinburghBritt Plummer is waiting to get married to fellow clown Otto in this playful and wistful comedy Clowns at the Edinburgh fringe are proving that banana gags are far from…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:19pm on August 24, 2023

Sherlock Holmes at Hogwarts and 'solve-along' Murder She Wrote: bizarre fringe parodies by Mark Fisher

On Edinburgh fringe stages, pop is eating itself with a series of pastiches and tributes that riff on TV hits and surreal celebrity reimaginings This review goes out in honour of Gerard Slev…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:13pm on August 24, 2023
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