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Crazy for You review " spine-tingling musical is a giddy thrill by Arifa Akbar

Chichester Festival theatreInstantly infectious melodies, superb choreography and irresistible comedy are met with astonishing performances in this lovable show A faithful revival of this 19…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:33pm on July 20, 2022

A moment that changed me: a play taught me I was not undesirable " just a black woman in a white world by Ella McLeod

Growing up, I swallowed the message that beauty meant looking like Margot Robbie. Reading A Raisin in the Sun helped me to embrace my blackness I was not a particularly pretty or popular tee…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:37am on July 20, 2022

What a showstopper! How The Great British Bake off became a musical by Emine Saner

From songs about slapping dough to scripting the perfect innuendo, the creators of a new musical explain the ingredients for bringing the wildly successful TV show to the stage The first not…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:37am on July 20, 2022

Lizard Boy review " the guy with the green scales looks for love by Nick Ahad

Hope Mill theatre, ManchesterHeading to the Edinburgh fringe, Justin Huertas's wildly original musical is sweet and likable but takes itself too seriously In 2004, the off-kilter American ro…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:37am on July 20, 2022

The Stamping Ground review " windswept romance set to the music of Runrig by Mark Fisher

Eden Court, InvernessTensions run high and relationships are tested in this poetic tale of love, community " and the threat of final orders Turns out the qualities that made Runrig one of Sc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:37am on July 20, 2022

Sarah Keyworth on grief and doing comedy 'when you're not feeling particularly funny' by Ella Braidwood

The standup's new Edinburgh fringe show, Lost Boy, is about rediscovering silliness after difficult life events "When bad things happen, there is a lot of comedy if you look in the right pla…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on July 19, 2022

Operation Julie: famed LSD drug bust becomes a musical by Steven Morris

Welsh theatre company retells story of 1970s scientists and hippies in work billed as Breaking Bad meets The Good Life Over the past half century it has been the subject of books, documentar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on July 19, 2022

Much Ado About Nothing review " screwball Shakespeare goes with a swing by Arifa Akbar

Lyttelton theatre, LondonSimon Godwin masterfully directs a slick production starring Katherine Parkinson and John Heffernan Lovers and fighters convene at an opulent Sicilian hotel, though …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on July 19, 2022

'I put my trauma on display' " Keala Settle on hating her signature song This Is Me by Lyndsey Winship

Her rendition of the bearded lady's number from The Greatest Showman caused a sensation. But, as the Hawaiian-born star joins Sister Act, she reveals how the reaction may have contributed to…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on July 19, 2022

Standing up for asylum seekers: refugees learn the art of comedy by Dalia Al-dujaili

A Greek project is teaching participants the art of standup in order to shine a new light on stories about migration In Athens, a handful of novice standups are at the mic after taking part …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:12am on July 19, 2022

A new Shakespeare plot: garden of Bard's daughter to be recreated by Dalya Alberge

Remedies used by healer Susanna Hall and her doctor husband will be planted at Stratford home In Shakespeare's Hamlet, Ophelia offers rosemary to boost memory, while in A Midsummer Night's …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 18, 2022

'Words and stories can be dangerous': playwright Sonali Bhattacharyya on radical history by Kate Wyver

Sonali Bhattacharyya's Chasing Hares uses folk theatre to depict a trade union dispute in West Bengal. 'South Asian artists have always been here " but now it's our time,' she says For much …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 18, 2022

NewsRevue review " 43-year-old formula is still good fun by Brian Logan

Canal Cafe theatre, LondonThis high-energy hour of songs and sketches includes a Conservative leadership medley from The Greatest Showman and Boris Johnson's Jailhouse Rock In the 43 years s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 18, 2022

From a Low and Quiet Sea review " lyrical staging of Donal Ryan's novel by Helen Meany

Nun's Island theatre, GalwayIn a series of monologues, four characters in a small Irish town try to make their peace with painful pasts Author Donal Ryan has a gift for eliciting sympathy ev…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 18, 2022

Odds On review " Dante Or Die's compelling online gambling drama by Arifa Akbar

Available onlineFiona Watson plays a GP who is drawn, at retirement, into an immersive game that threatens to swallow her up Odds On is an exemplar of the way online theatre has developed in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 18, 2022

Yummy: Iconic review " drag burlesque gets a bit too cheeky by Brian Logan

Underbelly festival, LondonThe acrobatic feats of Jarred Dewey go some way to redeem a show that's way too high on cliches and exposed buttocks Enough buttock already! It's not a sentiment o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 18, 2022

The Last Return review " what queuing etiquette reveals about western imperialism by Helen Meany

Mick Lally Theatre, GalwayFour people in a line for theatre tickets grow increasingly fractious, competitive and entitled in Sonya Kelly's deliciously spiky absurdist satire Everybody knows …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33pm on July 17, 2022

Radio Ghost review " subversive scenes from a mall by Mark Fisher

Secret location, GlasgowAudacious interactive audio work puts participants in among the ordinary consumers in a shopping centre, but gives them a fuller view of the exploitation behind the f…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33pm on July 17, 2022

Underwood Lane review " John Byrne's devilish divine comedy hits the right notes by Clare Brennan

Johnstone town hallThe Paisley-born playwright and artist pays tribute to hometown hero Gerry Rafferty in a coming-of-age musical amplified by 60s pop hits In interviews, playwright and arti…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:03am on July 17, 2022

Youth movement: a new generation of dance talent comes of age by Lyndsey Winship

Recent performances by the National Youth Dance Company and the Royal Ballet School showcased dancers whose technique, physical commitment and emotional maturity belie their age The National…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:03am on July 17, 2022

Sunday with Maisie Adam: 'We take a walk along the cliffs to the Plough Inn in Rottingdean' by Michael Hogan

The Brighton-based, Leeds-supporting comedian on late nights, long lunches, Reddit threads and sticky toffee puddingWhen do you wake up? I live in Brighton so I get woken by seagulls at 11am…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:42am on July 17, 2022

'Jokes helped me salvage myself': Kat Lister on turning the anger of grief into comedy by Kat Lister

What was Kat Lister to do when her husband died of a brain tumour, leaving her a widow in her 30s? Grieve, obviously, but then try to laugh too. Here, she explains why I'm not wild about hou…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:42am on July 17, 2022

Gabriel Byrne 'I was never not conscious of being Irish' by Sean O'Hagan

The actor discusses the stage adaptation of his memoir Walking With Ghosts, playing Samuel Beckett in a new film " and making peace with being an exile There is a short video on YouTube of G…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:42am on July 17, 2022

The week in theatre: Patriots; The Tempest; King Lear by Susannah Clapp

Almeida, London; Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal, Bath; Shakespeare's Globe, LondonTom Hollander excels in Peter Morgan's incisive oligarch drama; Deborah Warner directs a fine Tempest; and Mi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:42am on July 17, 2022

Edinburgh fringe unaffordable for many young performers, says Brian Cox by Miranda Bryant

Succession star warns cost of rental accommodation is 'squeezing the lifeblood' out of festival The Succession star Brian Cox has warned the Edinburgh fringe risks "cutting off the lifeblood…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33am on July 16, 2022
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