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Funny Festival Live review " BBC series puts standups back on stage by Brian Logan

BBC2, live and on catchupThis chance to see new comedy faces, including Judi Love, Michael Stranney and Toussaint Douglass, reaps easygoing rewards Victoria Wood, Harry Hill and Eddie Izzard…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:42am on March 8, 2021

San Francisco Ballet review " vintage glamour and Cheever's Swimmer reimagined by Lyndsey Winship

Available onlineDanielle Rowe's new work amps up the fizz, while archive pieces by Alexei Ratmansky and Yuri Possokhov offer dreamlike diversions and sleek stylings Quick steps: dynamic danc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on March 8, 2021

Sarah Silverman review " after a year of exile from the stage, a standup looks inward by Brian Logan

Available onlineSilverman shifts away from shock-peddling and scripted jokes in a Q&A that comes alive when she reflects on comedy itself "I hope this was interesting in some way," says …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:06pm on March 7, 2021

Alan Curtis obituary by Michael Billington

There has always been a strong affinity between acting and cricket, and my friend Alan Curtis, who has died aged 90, was a perfect example of that. He combined a long theatrical career with …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:06pm on March 7, 2021

Samuel West: 'On screen I mostly play evil members of the establishment or Victorian perverts' by Susannah Clapp

The actor on his pandemic poetry jukebox, life lessons of the Moomins, the pros and cons of Twitter, and how to reboot regional theatre Samuel West, 54, one of the best verse speakers of his…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:18am on March 7, 2021

One Hand Tied Behind Us: Betsy; Contactless review " emphatic monologues by Susannah Clapp

Old Vic, London; available onlineSolo voices reverberate in these archive performances of Maxine Peake's play about a woman in prison, and Ella Hickson's roaming story of escape I have often…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:18am on March 7, 2021

Hugh Dennis: 'I try to go so fast that it's impossible for anyone to heckle'

The comedian, actor, writer, and standup on the things that make him laugh the most Rowan Atkinson doing his school register sketch, live in Birmingham in the very early 90s. Or, on TV, Bob …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:32am on March 6, 2021

The Great Gatsby review " two-woman show is a cocktail of stage wizardry by Arifa Akbar

Available onlineScenery, sounds, light and casting are treated with endless invention in this charmingly low-key take on Fitzgerald's classic Stage and screen adaptations of The Great Gatsby…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:48am on March 5, 2021

Dave Stewart and Joss Stone team up for Time Traveller's Wife musical by Chris Wiegand

The pair will contribute original music for adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger bestseller expected on stage by early next year With UK venues closed because of the pandemic, theatregoers woul…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on March 5, 2021

Nicola Pagett obituary by Michael Coveney

Stage and screen actor best known for playing Elizabeth Bellamy in the 1970s TV series Upstairs, Downstairs Nicola Pagett, who has died suddenly of a brain tumour aged 75, will not easily be…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18pm on March 4, 2021

Some Old Black Man review " Wendell Pierce and Charlie Robinson are riveting by Chris Wiegand

Available onlineIntergenerational racism is explored in James Anthony Tyler's gripping play, as a son and his father try to find a way to live together An ageing father has just moved into h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18pm on March 4, 2021

Nick Cave joins RSC's hi-tech take on A Midsummer Night's Dream by Chris Wiegand

The musician's voice will be heard in the new online show, which combines virtual reality and live performance A groundbreaking interactive Shakespeare production that features motion-captu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:54am on March 4, 2021

Julie Felix: the brilliant Black ballerina who was forced to leave Britain by Steve Rose

She was told there was no room for a 'brown swan' in the London Festival Ballet, so she went to the US. There she found enormous success, dancing for everyone from Michael Jackson to Prince …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18am on March 4, 2021

Florian Zeller on The Father: 'Anthony Hopkins took me in his arms. We knew the miracle had happened' by Ryan Gilbey

The French director and dramatist reveals how he pushed Hopkins into giving one of the most wrenching performances of his career in an unflinching dementia drama also starring Olivia Colman …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18am on March 4, 2021

Late Night Staring at High Res Pixels review " moreish frenemies drama by Arifa Akbar

Available onlineAs two women compete for the attentions of a middle-aged man, Athena Stevens' production explores abuse and complicity Everything about Late Night Staring at High Res Pixels …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:24pm on March 3, 2021

Patter of tiny feet: dancers on leaping into motherhood by Lyndsey Winship

Juggling babies and a job is always difficult " what are the particular pressures for performers and how is the industry taking steps to improve? Followers of Royal Ballet principal Lauren C…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on March 3, 2021

Building a brilliant theatre career: designer Sadeysa Greenaway-Bailey by Arifa Akbar

After cutting her teeth on carnival parades and the Olympics opening ceremony, the bright designer collaborated on dazzling creations for major London stages Sadeysa Greenaway-Bailey's caree…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:24am on March 3, 2021

BGT standup sensation Nabil Abdulrashid: 'There's so many people to annoy!' by Brian Logan

His routines about race, identity and a black Winston Churchill clocked 3,000 complaints. As he looks forward to touring again, the standup explains why he won't be toning things down Watch…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:54am on March 2, 2021

Yvonne Brewster: 'I wasn't going to faff around the edges of the fringe' by Tosin Thompson

The co-founder of Talawa, Britain's longest-running black theatre company, is a woman of many firsts, celebrated in a new book "Fantastic! Because all of us lickkle, and all of us tallawah, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on March 2, 2021

'There will be orgasms in the aisles!' Cush Jumbo meets Anne-Marie Duff by Chris Wiegand

The actors have been friends since they starred together at the National. They talk about their showbiz debuts, the dangers of getting wrapped up in roles " and the thrills to come when thea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12am on March 2, 2021

Sarah Plays a Werewolf: a biting drama about theatre and teenage terror by Chris Wiegand

Katharina Wyss's film features a phenomenal debut from Leone Balthasar as an adolescent who uses theatre to both escape " and express " her demons Sarah Plays a Werewolf is a film about a sm…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12am on March 2, 2021

On the scene, like a sex-obsessed machine: when a robot writes a play by Arifa Akbar

In a drama written by artificial intelligence, the computer's imagination touches on themes of love and loneliness " but is mostly obsessed with sex Kazuo Ishiguro, whose new novel Klara and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:48am on March 1, 2021

The Lucky Ones review " can you unravel this seven-day mystery? by Mark Fisher

Available online A conspiracy unfolds across a week with clues arriving by post, phone and email in an interactive online adventure from Riptide Along with Tik Tok dances and home deliveries…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:24am on March 1, 2021

Theatre designer warns of obstacles for arts workers in Europe post-Brexit by Lisa O'Carroll

Andrew Edwards urges government in open letter to reopen talks to renegotiate an EU-wide visa system for arts workers A British opera and theatre designer has told of an "intimidating" post …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on February 28, 2021

Restless Natives team to turn Scottish crime caper into musical by Dalya Alberge

Stage musical adapted from 1985 film about two teenage highwaymen will feature music from Big Country It is a Scottish crime caper that was loved in Scotland and largely loathed by English f…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on February 28, 2021
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