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40th-anniversary Educating Rita to open at cliffside Cornwall theatre by Chris Wiegand

Production starring Stephen Tompkinson and Jessica Johnson will resume at Minack theatre after coronavirus halted UK tour A 40th anniversary production of Willy Russell's play Educating Rita…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:06am on July 17, 2020

Into the unknown: London opening of Frozen musical delayed by Chris Wiegand

West End adaptation of Disney blockbuster at Theatre Royal Drury Lane pushed back six months by coronavirus The London stage version of Frozen has delayed its opening by almost six months as…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:03am on July 17, 2020

'Hackney Empire gave me love " I got married on stage to my panto director' by Compiled By Chris Wiegand

Sharon D Clarke, Robert Hastie, Michael Buffong and more share memories of the theatres that welcomed and inspired them Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:24am on July 17, 2020

Bouncing back: European dance is kick-started with huge state support by Sanjoy Roy

Dancers are taking tentative steps back to work, giving socially distanced performances outdoors in Germany, France and the Czech Republic Tamas Detrich, director of Germany's Stuttgart Ball…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:06am on July 16, 2020

The Circle: masculinity, racism and brotherhood on a Hackney estate " video by Lanre Malaolu, Elizabeth Benjamin, Lisa Marie Russo, Jess Gormleyand Lindsay Poulton

Two brothers living on a council estate in Hackney, east London, express their experiences of masculinity, racism and brotherhood through dance and direct testimony. Revealing interviews ar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:48am on July 16, 2020

Theatres that made us: 'We felt giddy seeing our poster up!' by Compiled By Chris Wiegand

Chloë Moss remembers the joy of shopping for props for Liverpool Playhouse, while Rosie Kay reflects on her love affair with Birmingham Hippodrome Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:48am on July 16, 2020

Double review " unsettling audio that turns your home into a sci-fi dystopia by Mark Fisher

Available onlineDarkfield's eerie two-person sound experience is a gothic horror that ingeniously overcomes the usual pitfalls of online theatre 'This is supposed to be a controlled space, a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:32pm on July 15, 2020

'Creative activism' inspired by George Floyd at forefront of London arts festival by Lanre Bakare Arts and Culture Correspondent

Roy Williams' 846, a collection of audio plays, will be performed at Greenwich+Docklands festival Artists need to engage in "creative activism" to help combat racism, according to the creato…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:18pm on July 15, 2020

UK tour for hit show Six and top music acts axed due to local lockdown concerns by Chris Wiegand

Producer Kenny Wax says drive-in shows would have provided vital work for theatre freelancers Concert series was to feature Kaiser Chiefs, Dizzee Rascal and The Streets A major tour of the …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:18pm on July 15, 2020

Peter Docherty obituary by Alasdair Steven

My friend Peter Docherty, who has died of cancer aged 75, had a distinguished career as a designer for the stage " especially ballet. Peter and the choreographer Ronald Hynd made a formidabl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42am on July 15, 2020

I'm one of the freelancers who makes British theatre happen. Who will secure our future? | Fiona Laird by Fiona Laird

Saving buildings and administrative jobs is pointless without protecting artists Much to the surprise of many in theatre, the government recently announced a generous arts "bailout" package …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42am on July 15, 2020

Fight a pigeon for your seat! Unforgettable theatre encounters by Compiled By Chris Wiegand

Susan Wokoma recalls plays backed by birdsong, Tallulah Brown found a fairytale in the reeds and Gregory Doran takes a trip back to Lancaster Read the rest of our series on the theatres that…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42am on July 15, 2020

Regent's Park Open Air theatre to reopen with Jesus Christ Superstar by Chris Wiegand

Distancing, mandatory masks and one-way systems will be in place as first major London venue announces return of live theatre Regent's Park Open Air theatre in London is to reopen next month…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42am on July 15, 2020

Lucian Msamati on Amadeus: 'Colour-blind casting? I want you to see my colour' by Interview By Arifa Akbar

The star of the National Theatre's revival, streaming this month, talks about genius, unlocking characters and how Peter Shaffer's play became an 'orgy of artistic love' The director Michael…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:03pm on July 14, 2020

Chichester Festival theatre boss to join musical stars in outdoor concert by Chris Wiegand

Daniel Evans will perform with Omid Djalili, Gabrielle Brooks and Giles Terera in summer show previewing postponed South Pacific Chichester Festival theatre cancelled its scheduled summer pr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:03pm on July 14, 2020

Donmar Warehouse to reopen with José Saramago installation Blindness by Chris Wiegand

The London theatre will present a socially distanced adaption of the Portuguese author's novel, voiced by Juliet Stevenson The Donmar Warehouse in London is to reopen this summer for an imme…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on July 14, 2020

Theatres that made us: 'It's humbling to be upstaged by a dolphin!' by Compiled By Chris Wiegand

Aimee Ffion-Edwards reveals the perils of performing at the Minack and Pooja Ghai celebrates the Jacobean beauty of Sam Wanamaker Playhouse Theatres that made us: from Stratford to the Savo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on July 14, 2020

The cultural rescue package will set artists against institutions | Charlotte Higgins by Charlotte Higgins

The government's Covid-19 response is opening up deep divisions. Theatres and museums get help but creatives are being cut loose The pandemic has deepened many fissures in British society. T…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12am on July 14, 2020

What's the future of theatre? A Scottish seaside town may have all the answers by Oliver Wainwright

Transparent wraparound screens, touring deckchair pop-ups, rooftop suction devices … our writer talks to the designers rethinking theatre for the Covid age " and finds Dunoon leading the w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:06am on July 14, 2020

'I haven't had a drink since I started': how theatre got me off the streets by Interview By Laura Horton

Theatre Royal Plymouth is one of many UK arts venues facing crisis. Clive, who sells the Big Issue outside the theatre, explains how it changed his life After 23 years on the streets I manag…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on July 13, 2020

Edinburgh festival fringe sets stage for summer of online shows by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Organisers prepare for 'weird' visitor-free season including weekly variety performance Edinburgh festival fringe is preparing for a "weird" visitor-free summer with a package of online init…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:42am on July 13, 2020

Theatres that made us: from Stratford-upon-Avon to the Savoy by Compiled By Chris Wiegand

Continuing our series, Lolita Chakrabarti shares an electric memory and Ben Weatherill recalls stolen kisses in a historic building Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on July 13, 2020

From Shylock to Shakespeare himself: Patrick Stewart on stage " in pictures

As the actor turns 80, we look back at some of his performances, including Macbeth, Malvolio and a role as the Bard of Stratford 'He's so strapping and virile': Patrick Stewart at 80 Continu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on July 13, 2020

Forgotten plays: No 7 " Skyvers (1963) by Barry Reckord by Michael Billington

Reckord's unflinchingly honest social document pinned down the flaws in a UK education system that consigned an underclass to a dead-end future Why are there so few good plays about school l…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:36pm on July 12, 2020

Pass the green screen, granny! The comics pushing homemade videos to new heights by Rachael Healy

Comedians' old YouTube skits are enjoying a revival in lockdown. And now standups are returning to online video " to push its possibilities even further At a house party in the north-east of…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:54am on July 12, 2020
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