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The Edinburgh comedy awards have been saved. But are they a fringe benefit? | Brian Logan by Brian Logan

At a late hour, the former Perrier has found new sponsors. Some winners have mixed feelings about it but the prize brings attention to an art form that doesn't get enough appreciation The co…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:43am on July 7, 2023

Leading actors and artists back Labour's push for more creativity in schools by Peter Walker Deputy Political Editor

Exclusive: Grayson Perry and Olivia Colman lead group of creative figures supporting Keir Starmer's plan to improve 'human' skills A group of prominent actors, artists and authors have prais…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:37am on July 7, 2023

They review " Maxine Peake's powerful delivery leaves us wanting more by Arifa Akbar

John Rylands Library, ManchesterThe actor's controlled inner outrage reels us in with this eerily prescient tale from 1977 of a dystopia in which art is criminalised It is eerily fitting tha…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:37am on July 7, 2023

Douglas Heap obituary by Martin Heap

My father, Douglas Heap, who has died aged 88, enjoyed a successful career as a theatrical designer, creating sets for Rada and the RSC as well as many West End productions. Doug established…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:33am on July 7, 2023

The Wizard of Oz review " over the rainbow and into an arcade game by Arifa Akbar

London PalladiumThis adaptation has a luminous performance from Georgina Onuorah as Dorothy and some great ideas but throws too much at the audience This turbo-charged revival of Andrew Lloy…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:43pm on July 6, 2023

Beneatha's Place review " the future of Black America and the shadows of colonialism by David Jays

Young Vic, LondonKwame Kwei-Armah's play takes a character from Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun on a journey to Africa A Raisin in the Sun, Lorraine Hansberry's landmark 1959 play, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:33am on July 6, 2023

Stephen Wood obituary by Michael Billington

Stephen Wood, who has died aged 73 after a stroke, was a press officer, administrator and former stage manager who worked closely with Alan Ayckbourn at Scarborough. He was at the National T…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:25pm on July 5, 2023

Wayne Sleep at 75: 'Did Rudolf Nureyev pinch my bum? More than that' by Lyndsey Winship

He danced with ballet's legends, partied with Freddie Mercury, and became a household name. As he celebrates his birthday with a gala performance, the 5ft 2in dynamo looks back at an action-…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:25pm on July 5, 2023

Modest review " rollicking tale of star Victorian artist by Arifa Akbar

Kiln theatre, LondonElizabeth Thompson takes on the whiskered lads of the Royal Academy in a show that bubbles over with charisma Elizabeth Thompson was once such a famous artist that a poli…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:19am on July 5, 2023

London theatre show's cake poster falls foul of junk food ad rules by Matthew Weaver

Theatre boss calls TfL decision 'ridiculous' after poster found to breach rules aimed at tackling obesity London's transport network has defended a decision to ban a theatre poster featuring…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:13am on July 5, 2023

Rob Newman review " a workout for the mind as well as the funny bone by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, LondonNewman's boffin-ish routines reach for huge ideas about humankind and its ancestors via Gary Numan and DH Lawrence The closing song of Rob Newman's new show hymns homo er…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:07am on July 5, 2023

Edinburgh festival 2023: 50 shows to see by Brian Logan, Arifa Akbar and Lyndsey Winship

Cracking comedy, an eclectic mix of theatre " and aerial dance in an ice rink. Our critics share their picks for the August arts extravaganza Rhod Gilbert: Work in Progress Gilded Balloon Te…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:07am on July 5, 2023

Chester's Mystery Plays: good v evil parables at their most elemental by Mark Fisher

Director John Young energises this medieval community-theatre tradition with a dynamic and dreamlike journey from the crucifixion to the last judgment It is an inspired idea to present the M…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:04am on July 5, 2023

'I want to take the audience further than they'd like': Kwame Kwei-Armah on Beneatha's Place by Kwame Kwei-armah

Continuing the story of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun, the writer and director aims to create change with a reflection on today's culture wars about race As we get ready to open B…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:43am on July 5, 2023

Penelope Wilton and Luke Evans to star in Queen Mother comedy in the West End by Tom Ambrose

Michael Grandage will direct Wilton as the Queen Mother, with Evans playing her most loyal servant, in new play Backstairs Billy this autumn Luke Evans will return to the West End this autum…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:07pm on July 4, 2023

Richard II in a hot tub, Much Ado done anew: Canada's Stratford festival puts shocks into Shakespeare by Chris Wiegand

A disco king hits the dancefloor, Beatrice and Benedick's romcom gets a feminist framing and Lear faces dystopia as the revered rep company returns in full force Drive west of Toronto for ov…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:25am on July 4, 2023

Smackdown in Scotland: the full-tilt drama grappling with national identity by Mark Fisher

What can the ancient sport of backhold wrestling tell us about today's struggles over unity and tradition? Our writer heads to the Highlands to see On the far side of the field, a girls' foo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:25am on July 4, 2023

Grand Magic review " tricksy comedy asks how to use your illusion by Chris Wiegand

Tom Patterson theatre, Stratford, OntarioAntoni Cimolino directs a sophisticated and stimulating production of Eduardo De Filippo's funny yet poignant play It starts with a carefree round of…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:19am on July 4, 2023

Rosie Jones on death threats, anxiety and anger: 'I'm not this happy person all the time' by Frances Ryan

As a comedian, Jones is known for her wit and enthusiasm, but her new documentary tackles the horrendous abuse she and other disabled people face. She discusses fame, therapy, flaws and back…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:04am on July 4, 2023

Cabaret legend Justin Vivian Bond: 'When I sing, you can hear the drinks and cigarettes I've had' by Kate Wyver

From kicking out the teeth of a dead cow onstage to popularising the prefix Mx, the performer has blazed a trail. Now 60, Bond talks about channeling rage into comedy " and nonconformity int…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:19am on July 3, 2023

Darren Harriott: 'Here's a tip " when you do audience interaction, don't touch them' by Interview By Liam Pape

The standup on dressing funny, stealing material from his nan and how a seven-minute set from Omid Djalili led to an obsession with comedy How would you describe your style of comedy?Honest.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:55am on July 3, 2023

We Cut Through Dust review " mixed messages from post-apocalyptic Manchester by Mark Fisher

Manchester international festivalThe audience tour the city listening to a series of voice notes sent by a world-weary survivor. But this promenade performance falters with its form and sens…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:55pm on July 2, 2023

Happy Days review " Siobhán McSweeney brings masterful touch to Beckett's masterpiece by Arifa Akbar

Birmingham RepThe Derry Girls star adds wonderfully subtle clowning and a beguiling naturalism to the absurd classic about a woman quite literally stuck in marital stasis The sun beats down …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:37am on July 2, 2023

untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play review " ferociously funny satire calls out centuries of colonialist dramas by Mark Fisher

Royal Exchange, ManchesterKimber Lee's punky polemic circles through pastiches of Madama Butterfly, South Pacific and M*A*S*H, dissecting years of racist, imperialist and misogynistic tropes…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:33am on July 2, 2023

Mom, How Did You Meet the Beatles? review " moving account of a Black female playwright in 60s London by Clare Brennan

Minerva, ChichesterRakie Ayola excels as Adrienne Kennedy, whose John Lennon play was taken up by Laurence Olivier's National Theatre while she was sidelined, in this crystal-clear productio…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:33am on July 2, 2023
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