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An Adventure review " epic journey through Mau Mau-era Kenya by Arifa Akbar

Vinay Patel's ambitious, highly personal new play, a young couple leave behind from India in search of a better life'Pick me and I will make us … the greatest adventure you could ever have…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:18am on September 12, 2018

For his bounty: theatre world pays tribute to Peter Hall by Michael Billington

Events at Westminster Abbey and National Theatre honour RSC founder who died last yearExactly one year to the day after his death, Peter Hall has been given a double-headed, star-studded tri…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54pm on September 11, 2018

No joke: TV editors cut me out of a panel show " and didn't even notice | Natalie Haynes by Natalie Haynes

Sandi Toksvig is right: TV comedy can be brutal for women. Luckily, there's a simple solutionWhen Sandi Toksvig says women are cut out of panel shows, she really isn't exaggerating. I once w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:48pm on September 11, 2018

Gastronomic review " high-flying, fine-dining theatre by Kate Wyver

Norwich Theatre RoyalAudiences experience a taste of how the 1% travel " and eat " in Curious Directive's ambitious showIt took years of experimenting for the Wright brothers to get airborne…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on September 11, 2018

Holy Sh!t review " parents go to war over school places by Michael Billington

Kiln theatre, London Alexis Zegerman's comedy exposes middle-class hypocrisy as couples battle to get their children into the top local primaryProtesters gathered outside this handsomely ren…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:04am on September 11, 2018

Abi/Abigail's Party review " Mike Leigh's cringy classic gets a spin-off by Arifa Akbar

★★★☆☆/★★★★☆Queen's theatre, HornchurchAtiha Sen Gupta creates a companion piece for Leigh's story while a revival proves the origi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36am on September 11, 2018

RSC to reflect diversity of Britain with summer 2019 season by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Royal Shakespeare Company to assemble consciously diverse cast for season of three playsThe Royal Shakespeare Company is to choose actors for its 2019 summer season who reflect the nation in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:36pm on September 10, 2018

Square Rounds review " Tony Harrison conjures chemistry of good and evil by Michael Billington

Finborough, London This all-female revival of Harrison's 1992 piece exploring scientific morality is expressively directed and performed'Duality reigns," says the German-Jewish chemist Fritz…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:36pm on September 10, 2018

About Leo review " vivid portrait of a painter who reframed art by Arifa Akbar

Jermyn Street theatre, LondonThis profound and beautiful study of surrealist Leonora Carrington, once the partner of Max Ernst, ingeniously contrasts scenes from her early and late careerThe…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54am on September 9, 2018

New life for historic theatre as it faces up to 'slave trade' past by Vanessa Thorpe Arts and Media Correspondent

Bristol's Old Vic confronts its controversial 250-year-old past on its relaunch after a £25m faceliftOne of the oldest theatres in Europe, Bristol Old Vic, is finally to have a proper fro…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on September 9, 2018

The Lovely Bones review " sorrowful tale retold with startling verve by Michael Billington

Royal and Derngate, NorthamptonSome of the heartbreak is lost but this adaptation of Alice Sebold's novel, in which a murder victim watches events from the afterlife, is a mesmerising specta…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on September 9, 2018

The Habit of Art review " Alan Bennett's profound play within a play by Clare Brennan

York Theatre RoyalA stunning cast and unshowy direction do full justice to Bennett's far-reaching play imagining a meeting between Auden and BrittenIt's 1972. To the Oxford college rooms of …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:06am on September 9, 2018

Pierre Rigal: Scandale review " a little more va-va-voom? by Sarah Crompton

Sadler's Wells, LondonA French hip-hop dance show is elegant and intellectually robust but it never really gets going"This is hip-hop dance theatre at its most curious," the programme announ…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:06am on September 9, 2018

The week in theatre: Dance Nation; Little Shop of Horrors; King Arthur " review by Susannah Clapp

Almeida; Regent's Park Open Air theatre; the Scoop, LondonAdults act up as children in Clare Barron's acute new study of adolescence. And a man-eating plant, played by a drag queen, feels at…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:06am on September 9, 2018

David Baddiel has the last laugh at his online trolls by Donna Ferguson

Twitter abuse proves rich source of material for new standup showIf there's one thing even the most stupid and bigoted of internet trolls may soon learn, it's to be wary of getting into an a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:06pm on September 8, 2018

Playwright Anna Jordan: 'The way that I work is weirdly chaotic and feverish' by Killian Fox

The English dramatist on juggling pregnancy with the opening of two new plays, the joys of YouTube, and how Only Fools and Horses helped her to find loveBorn in west London to actor parents,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:32am on September 8, 2018

Missing review " BAC rises from ashes with spirited Gecko show by Kate Wyver

Battersea Arts Centre, LondonAs part of the theatre's Phoenix season, Amit Lahav brings his production back to where a fire halted their run and damaged the buildingIn 2015 a fire swallowed …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:42pm on September 7, 2018

Kevin Bridges review " savant of Clydebank laughs in the face of piety by Brian Logan

Hammersmith Apollo, London The 31-year-old breathes new life into well-worn observational comedy in a masterful show that scorns pretensionKevin Bridges is in his 30s now, a time when fear o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on September 7, 2018

The Humans review " family dinner turns to schlock in uneasy drama by Michael Billington

Hampstead theatre, LondonThe Broadway cast of Stephen Karam's award-winning play shine, but horror movie tropes detract from real-life fearsStephen Karam describes his play, which arrives fr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:24am on September 7, 2018

Cyrano de Bergerac review " swashbuckling ugly duckling, drowned in sound by Mark Fisher

Tramway, Glasgow The thwarted lover story, retold in dazzling Glaswegian Scots, has raucous spirit and flamboyant hairpieces but its verbal flourishes are lost in acoustic fogEdwin Morgan's …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:36am on September 7, 2018

Pierre Rigal: Scandale review " hip-hop dance jolts and cackles to the beat by Lyndsey Winship

Sadler's Wells, London Rigal's performers explore street vernaculars and the shamanic power of music in this flawed if clever pieceSix fresh young dancers look as if they've bought the whole…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:36am on September 6, 2018

Sweet Charity review - cracking revival with Rebecca Trehearn a pitch-perfect lead by Michael Billington

Nottingham PlayhouseA strong score, fresh choreography and a spirited cast save Fellini-inspired musical from feeling irredeemably datedI sometimes worry that our regional theatres are over-…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on September 6, 2018

God of Carnage review " sitcom spirit tames bullying drama's savagery by Arifa Akbar

Theatre Royal, Bath With a starry cast that includes Elizabeth McGovern and Ralf Little, this revival of Yasmina Reza's menace-filled comedy emphasises the laughs but loses the play's savage…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on September 6, 2018

Ben Okri: 'I was nearly shot because I couldn't speak my dad's language' by Claire Armitstead

Why was Ben Okri so keen to adapt L'Étranger, Albert Camus's dark novel about the killing of an Arab, for the stage? He talks about his battle with the French writer's daughter, his days…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:54am on September 6, 2018

'My testicle was so big, you could play it like a bongo' by Chris Wiegand

Michael Patrick's youth was blighted by a bizarre testicular condition and the death of his father. They provided the perfect material for his moving and wincingly funny one-man showWhen Mic…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:54am on September 6, 2018
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