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35,692 stories from The Guardian

Sheldon Harnick, Tony-winning Fiddler on the Roof lyricist, dies at 99 by Associated Press

The award-winning lyricist, known for his longtime partnership with composer Jerry Bock, died of natural causes The Tony and Grammy award-winning lyricist Sheldon Harnick, who with composer …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:34am on June 23, 2023

Cork Midsummer festival review " impressively ambitious programme of new work by Helen Meany

Trojans ★★★★☆ / Freefalling ★★★★☆ / This is You ★★★☆☆Cork city, various venuesVirgil's The Aeneid, a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:55am on June 23, 2023

Mrs Doubtfire: The New Musical Comedy review " all energy, no emotion by Arifa Akbar

Shaftesbury theatre, LondonThe cast do their exuberant best but this bland, by-the-numbers retread of the 1990s film lacks feeling and adds nothing original beyond a reference to Love Island…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:55am on June 23, 2023

Sarah Snook to play Dorian Gray as hit Australian production heads to London's West End by Kelly Burke

The Succession star will take over role from actor Eryn Jean Norvill in The Picture of Dorian Gray, which toured Australia to sell-out audiences Succession star Sarah Snook will headline the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:49am on June 23, 2023

A whole new ball game: why is Juan Mata swapping football for performance art? by Nicholas Wroe

At this year's Manchester International Festival, the former United midfielder is teaming up with art stars Hans Ulrich Obrist and Tino Sehgal for a new work. Sport and performance art, it s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:49am on June 23, 2023

Britain's 'first professional Jewish panto' to be staged in north London by Harriet Sherwood Arts and Culture Correspondent

Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Pig will open during Hanukah in December at culture centre JW3 The corny gags, slapstick, cartoon baddies and singalongs beloved of traditional pantomime will…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:49am on June 23, 2023

Mom, How Did You Meet the Beatles? review " an affecting memoir of a thwarted playwright by David Jays

Minerva, ChichesterRakie Ayola is superb in a story about the exploitation of a Black female playwright by the great and the greedy of London's theatreland It's quite a title. Adrienne Kenn…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:49am on June 23, 2023

The Pillowman review " Lily Allen fails to deliver visceral punch by Arifa Akbar

Duke of York's, London In this revival of Martin McDonagh's play about child mutilation, tyranny and freedom of expression, the twists and turns between comic and macabre sadly do not come o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:13am on June 22, 2023

Rhys Nicholson review " sharp suits, sharp wit and wickedly caustic camp by Brian Logan

Old Fire Station, Oxford The Drag Race Down Under judge plays an amused, sometimes confused, observer of social foibles through an arch anthropological lens I'm all for standup that feels ah…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:13am on June 22, 2023

Roman Holiday review " movie magic gets lost in translation by Emma John

Theatre Royal BathDespite charismatic performances and real chemistry, the classic Audrey Hepburn romcom falters in its transition into a Cole Porter jukebox musical Jeremy Sams' production …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:13am on June 21, 2023

Dear England review " touching, funny retelling of Gareth Southgate's quiet revolution by Arifa Akbar

National Theatre, LondonIt's a game of two halves, but Jason Graham's dramatisation of Southgate rescuing a languishing England team delivers tension and movement James Graham's story of th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:07pm on June 20, 2023

Safe pair of hands or time for a shakeup: who's going to get the biggest job in UK theatre? by Arifa Akbar

After Rufus Norris's departure from the National Theatre, who is most likely to be the London powerhouse's next artistic director? We look at eight potential candidates Rufus Norris's announ…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:37pm on June 20, 2023

'If you get your phone out, I'm going to lose it': Charlie Stemp, Britain's musicals megastar by Arifa Akbar

He's a West End fixture who's already been compared to Fred Astaire. As he prepares to hop from Mary Poppins to the Gershwin musical Crazy for You, Stemp talks rowdy audiences, ice baths, an…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:37pm on June 20, 2023

The Third Man: A Musical Thriller review " atmospheric and eccentric version of classic noir by Arifa Akbar

Menier Chocolate Factory, LondonThe songs may not compare to the 1949 film's zither music, but the design amplifies Trevor Nunn's elegantly shadowy production It takes courage to adapt a cl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:13am on June 20, 2023

School Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play review " clever comedy leaves a stinging afterburn by Miriam Gillinson

Lyric Hammersmith theatre, LondonJocelyn Bioh's bitingly funny and sometimes heartbreaking play transposes relatable high-school movie tropes to 1980s Ghana to explore beauty standards and c…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:37am on June 18, 2023

In memory of Glenda Jackson: 'She touched something central about what it means to be alive' by Susannah Clapp and Chris Bryant

Two people who watched the actor and Labour politician closely remember her desire to get to the truth that made her so powerful on stage, screen and in parliament I thought I had seen Glen…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:25am on June 18, 2023

'Don't be frightened of chaos': Mark Rylance answers questions from readers and famous fans by Lisa O'Kelly

The revered actor, passionate activist and I Ching devotee fields queries on self-doubt, levelling up the arts, and turning loss into beauty from admirers including Greta Thunberg, Eddie Red…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:25am on June 18, 2023

Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies review " in search of the bard by Stephanie Merritt

Diligent scholarship meets provocation and irreverence in Elizabeth Winkler's highly entertaining quest to uncover the 'real' Shakespeare In 2019, Elizabeth Winkler, a young writer at the Wa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:25am on June 18, 2023

The week in theatre: Romeo and Juliet; When Winston Went to War With the Wireless; Groundhog Day " review by Susannah Clapp

Almeida; Donmar Warehouse; Old Vic, London Danger stalks the radiant lovers in Rebecca Frecknall's tumultuous, twilit Romeo and Juliet; a 1920s battle for the soul of BBC radio couldn't be m…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:25am on June 18, 2023

Royal Ballet triple bill review " McGregor and Wheeldon at the top of their game by Sarah Crompton

Royal Opera House, London Wayne McGregor's incisive new ballet conjures the very brushstrokes of the late Carmen Herrera; Bernstein meets Les Sylphides in a muscular Christopher Wheeldon rev…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:13am on June 18, 2023

Jack Whitehall review " perennial kidult's cartoonish comedy by Brian Logan

Brighton CentreIn Settling Down, the standup promises more mature work to match his imminent parenthood but the material remains superficial A new comedian struggles to be born in Jack White…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:37am on June 16, 2023

The Crucible review " a witch hunt for truth-denying times by Claire Armitstead

Gielgud theatre, LondonHarnessing horror film conventions, Lyndsey Turner's intelligent revival conjures places where truth is a political inconvenience Seventy years after its premiere, Art…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:37am on June 16, 2023

Ben Schwartz is bringing his improv show to the UK " and he wants your stories by Hannah J Davies

The Parks and Rec star and voice of Sonic tells us about taking the audience-powered Ben Schwartz & Friends to London, and his ideal improv partner Don't get the Guide delivered to your …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:19am on June 16, 2023

'A scramble of ideas': how Glasgow became a hive of experimental performance by Lyndsey Winship

Our series on regional dance scenes continues in the Scottish city where a close-knit group of artists with a DIY spirit have found a willing audience open to cutting-edge work Saturday nigh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:19am on June 16, 2023

English National Ballet: Cinderella review " perfectly lovely romance by Lyndsey Winship

Royal Albert Hall, LondonElena Takahashi's finely tuned grace is framed by visual and design flair in Christopher Wheeldon's conventional show in-the-round Fairytale ballets are great for ge…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:19am on June 16, 2023
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