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Black Love review " singing siblings' glorious ode to Black culture by Anya Ryan

Slade Gardens, LondonChinonyerem Odimba's powerful musical about family relationships mixes R&B-inspired melodies with the words of real people Black Love, the first musical to be create…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:36am on August 31, 2021

Bedknobs and Broomsticks review " Disney fantasy is a bumpy flight by Chris Wiegand

Marlowe theatre, CanterburyThis stage update adds new songs to the much-loved movie caper but despite deft illusions it lacks sparkle and eccentricity Well, hocus pocus and substitutiary loc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:42pm on August 30, 2021

Louise King obituary by Richard Williams

American actor who was one half of a glamorous 1950s couple with the British racing driver Peter Collins Louise King met Peter Collins in a Miami bar on a Monday night in 1957. Two days late…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54am on August 30, 2021

'Big sisters are magic!' Frozen musical set to cause a West End flurry by Lyndsey Winship

Jennifer Lee, Disney Animation's chief creative officer and the writer and co-director of Frozen, describes expanding her hit for the stage, and reveals whether she's more of an Elsa or an A…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54am on August 30, 2021

Alan Cumming Is Not Acting His Age review " much music, little material by Arifa Akbar

Old College Quad, EdinburghThis lightweight cabaret-style set sells its subject short, even if Cumming can belt out a power ballad convincingly The promise is that Alan Cumming will talk abo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32am on August 29, 2021

Dance by Design review " Bauhaus cool, Congolese dandies and Catalan cygnets by Lyndsey Winship

Greenwich Peninsula, LondonAbseiling on pointe, snazzy suits and spinning geometry were eye-catching openers for the Greenwich and Docklands festival There's a reason we normally trap audie…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32am on August 29, 2021

The Song Project review " five playwrights, one compelling voice by Susannah Clapp

Royal Court Upstairs, LondonAs delivered by the Dutch singer Wende, the diffuse nature of assorted words that "can only be sung" take on the force of nature I often wish I had been in Paris …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:06am on August 29, 2021

Smoking Is Bad for You review " Chekhov with a breath of fresh air by Clare Brennan

Pitlochry Festival theatreAlan Watt is superb in an adaptation of two Chekhov short stories in this pioneering theatre's fine new outdoor space Pitlochry Festival theatre has been much in th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:06am on August 29, 2021

Bloody Mary Live! review " an audience with the killer queen by Brian Logan

Assembly Festival Garden, CoventryOlivia Miller dazzles in this tart and punky solo show, which reimagines the Tudor monarch as an in-yer-face Gen-Z teen You might consider the fraught life …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:12pm on August 27, 2021

Once Upon a Time in Nazi Occupied Tunisia review " horror, humour and forgotten history by Arifa Akbar

Almeida theatre, LondonAdrian Edmondson plays a psychopath in Josh Azouz's nuanced tragicomedy about Jewish-Arab relations in 1942 A man is buried up to his neck with only a geometrical dese…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:03pm on August 27, 2021

Nina Conti: 'I love all swear words, the stronger the better'

The actor, writer and ventriloquist gets to the heart of the things that make her laugh the most So many favourites, but Mae Martin live, even when they're just working out new stuff, is blo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:03pm on August 27, 2021

Cirque Berserk review " big thrills from the big top by Lyndsey Winship

Garrick theatre, LondonKnives, flames and adrenaline aplenty lift this daredevil circus show. The stunts impress but the overblown presentation needs an update A basic circus truth: everythi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:18am on August 27, 2021

This Is Paradise review " gender relations tell a mesmeric story of Northern Ireland by Mark Fisher

Traverse theatre, EdinburghActor Amy Molloy delivers an elegant monologue that reveals itself as something greater in this supremely thoughtful show Kate Regan is a woman defined by the men …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:06pm on August 26, 2021

Clowntime review " it's a crime not to be funny in John Feffer's dystopia by Brian Logan

Online@theSpaceUKGuileless hero Christopher Blank is 'born without a single funny bone in his body' in a one-man play that paints a near future US in broad brushstrokes Comedians becoming po…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:12am on August 26, 2021

Diane Chorley: Modern Love review " Duchess of Canvey's hymn to solidarity by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, London After months of being starved of social contact, David Selley's celebration of togetherness couldn't be better timed Diane Chorley's show made a splash two years ago on …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:12am on August 26, 2021

Hamlet, Cabaret and a fistful of Romeos: the best theatre, comedy and dance of autumn 2021 by Arifa Akbar, Brian Logan and Lyndsey Winship

Cush Jumbo tackles the troubled prince, Jessie Buckley and Eddie Redmayne head for 30s Berlin, while standup favourites and dance spectaculars burst back on the stage Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:12am on August 26, 2021

'All we need is a Walk of Fame!' " the £4m rebirth of the National Youth Theatre by Oliver Wainwright

It nurtured the likes of Helen Mirren and Zawe Ashton but its headquarters were cramped and miserable. Now a revamp has added a touch of Broadway glamour to the famous institution A pink neo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03am on August 25, 2021

Sophia review " flesh-and-blood story of Scotland's first female doctor by Arifa Akbar

Available onlineIn her audio play, Frances Poet nimbly entwines Sophia Jex-Blake's groundbreaking battles with the story of her biographer Sophia is the story of Scotland's first female doct…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12pm on August 24, 2021

When Darkness Falls review " Guernsey's ghosts leave you cowering in your seat by Kate Wyver

Park theatre, LondonAfter a shaky start, this spooky tale gets smarter and scarier as the night goes on, cleverly entwining local history and folklore A hefty storm is brewing outside a rams…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03pm on August 24, 2021

Rise of the robo-drama: Young Vic creates new play using artificial intelligence by Arifa Akbar

Inspired by a Guardian article, the theatre's surreal and spellbinding show AI is a collaboration between humans and the system GPT-3 Last autumn, a deep-learning computer programme wrote an…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on August 24, 2021

Exit pursued by a marsh harrier: why I wrote a play for nature reserves | Steve Waters by Steve Waters

Created deep in the fens of East Anglia, Murmurations is a new drama about conservation in the age of extinction It's not been a great year for playwriting. In March 2020 I was deep in casti…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03am on August 24, 2021

Billy Connolly says challenges of Parkinson's are getting worse by Jim Waterson Media Editor

Comedian makes light of condition as he collects lifetime achievement award at Edinburgh TV festival Billy Connolly has said the Parkinson's disease that forced him to retire from live stand…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54am on August 24, 2021

An electric Faust outfit and a pair of kinky boots in V&A's 'major refresh' by Mark Brown, Arts Correspondent

Most items in the museum's new theatre and performing arts galleries going on display for the first time A fabulous red dress and thigh-high leather boots worn by Lola the drag queen in the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54am on August 24, 2021

Colin Bateman: 'I don't usually get emotional while writing but this is hugely personal' by Mark Lawson

The author of dark comic novels such as Divorcing Jack has written a play, Nutcase, drawing on his relationship with his teenage son After writing 34 books (including comedy crime novels suc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54am on August 24, 2021

Dead Ringers Live review " genteel mimicry needs an audience to fire it up by Brian Logan

London WondergroundDon't expect the shock of the new from the BBC Radio 4 stalwart, but audience suggestions and music really lift the second half Is it a live show " or an impersonation of …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:54pm on August 23, 2021
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