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The week in theatre: Me and My Girl; Dusty review " daft, delicious and irresistible by Susannah Clapp

Festival theatre, Chichester; Theatre Royal, Bath Timeworn tropes work their magic as Chichester does the Lambeth Walk, while a knockout Katherine Kingsley overcomes a galumphing script in D…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:04am on July 15, 2018

Goldberg Variations review " inconsequential and twee by Luke Jennings

Barbican, Londonörjan Andersson's dance version adds little if anything to Bach's joyous keyboard variationsGoldberg Variations is a collaboration between 11 musicians of Scottish Ensemble …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:04am on July 15, 2018

Raising the barre: how science is saving ballet dancers by Mark Bailey

Could new science and high-tech training protect dancers from the injuries that end so many of their careers far too early?At the Royal Opera House in London, home of the Royal Ballet, art i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:48am on July 15, 2018

Astley's Astounding Adventures review " the first circus reimagined by Clare Brennan

New Vic, Newcastle-under-LymeAn action-packed production tells the story of the local man who invented big-top entertainment 250 years agoCircus is hopefulness in action. Objects fly, people…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:48am on July 15, 2018

Mark Thomas: 'You try to find some positives. House prices are going down!' by Killian Fox

The standup comedian and activist talks about finding humour in unlikely places, such as the NHS… and BrexitMark Thomas is a comedian and activist from south London whose work has tackled …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36pm on July 14, 2018

Funny bones run in the family as fringe plays host to comic dynasties by Vanessa Thorpe

This year's Edinburgh festival features many young standups with parents " from Mark Steel to Gyles Brandreth " who blazed the same trailAmong the many voices booming out across comedy venue…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 14, 2018

Made in Dagenham review " brassy Gemma Arterton musical lacks passion by Michael Billington

Adelphi, LondonDirected by Rupert Goold, this stage version of the film suffers from its caricatures, relentless jokiness and functional score ' Ford fiesta: Made in Dagenham musical opens i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:18am on July 14, 2018

The Observer Profile: Simon Russell Beale by Vanessa Thorpe

He's probably the most notable stage actor around, a master of the classics who seems to be making Shakespeare's greatest characters his own. Next on the agenda is Macbeth at London's Almeid…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24pm on July 13, 2018

Ben Miles: Hilary Mantel's Cromwell is the 'original working class hero' by Catherine Love

The RSC actor on the moral ambiguity of Mantel's Tudor world and the thrill of bringing her Wolf Hall books to the West End' Michael Billington's review of Wolf Hall/Bring Up the Bodies' Mar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:42pm on July 13, 2018

Paul, National, London by Michael Billington

National, London"Only an artist can understand religion." So says the emperor Nero at the end of Howard Brenton's new play about Saint Paul.But, even if Nero's point is debatable, Brenton's …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32am on July 13, 2018

Dylan Moran tries his Irish luck at a standup routine in Russia by Matt Trueman

Black Books star claims to have become the first professional English-speaking comedian ever to perform in Russia after two St Petersburg gigs last weekDylan Moran, the Irish standup and sta…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 13, 2018

Alex Edelman: 'Picking the best Mel Brooks movie is like picking a favourite child' by Harriet Gibsone

The Edinburgh comedy award winner and millennial poster boy on the things that make him laugh the mostBrent Forrester's "Pre-Taped Call-In Show" sketch for Mr Show or any one of the more ana…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 13, 2018

A Monster Calls at the Old Vic " in pictures

Patrick Ness's popular children's book about a worried boy visited by a storytelling monster has been turned into a new show by director Sally CooksonAll photographs by Tristram Kenton Conti…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 13, 2018

Jim Gaffigan review " a miscellany of jokes from a master of sardonicism by Brian Logan

Leicester Square theatre, LondonWith his expert delivery, the US standup can lead even unpromising and overfamiliar material to giddy heights of comic dismayJim Gaffigan is touring the world…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on July 13, 2018

Dylan Moran: 'Britain is sending itself to its room and not coming down' by Justine Jordan

The comedian's new show questions how to cope with the relentlessness of today's politics. He discusses the 'cult' of Catholicism, his love of poetry and giving up his vices"I've been doing …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on July 13, 2018

Astley's Astounding Adventures review " a joyous circus spectacular by Kate Wyver

New Vic, Newcastle-under-LymeTheresa Heskins' epic saga of the big top delivers daring archery, breathless breakdancing and an aching romance Horses fly and flip above our heads. Fireworks s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on July 13, 2018

The Lehman Trilogy review " Mendes is on the money with astonishing saga by Michael Billington

Lyttelton, LondonThis engrossing play about the banking family provides a history of western capitalism and an acting masterclass from Simon Russell Beale, Ben Miles and Adam GodleyWhat an a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on July 13, 2018

Ivo van Hove to 'bring West Side Story into the 21st century' by Chris Wiegand

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker will collaborate with the director on first Broadway version not to follow original choreographyThe Jets and the Sharks are returning to Broadway with some new mov…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:06am on July 13, 2018

Hive City Legacy review " a political twerk of art from femmes of colour by Arifa Akbar

Roundhouse, LondonThe Hot Brown Honey collective join forces with nine young performers to explore prejudice in a blast of hip-hop and burlesqueLast year, the Roundhouse put out an open call…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on July 12, 2018

As You Like It review " captures love's exhilarating madness by Michael Billington

Open Air theatre, Regent's Park, LondonOlivia Vinall and Edward Hogg light up a production whose pleasures outweigh its preachinessMax Webster's production of Shakespeare's comedy sets out w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:06am on July 12, 2018

'He was high-brow, low-brow, every-brow!' " the genius of Leonard Bernstein by Interviews By Imogen Tilden, Fiona Maddocks

Composer, conductor, inspiration, FBI suspect … Leonard Bernstein was born 100 years ago this August, and this summer's Proms will celebrate his work. Musicians, critics and his own family…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:48am on July 12, 2018

Battersea Arts Centre reopens grand hall with a message to Trump by Chris Wiegand

Following a fire that damaged the building in 2015, BAC opens up renovated hall " and celebrates community spirit in a photo-letter to the US presidentBattersea Arts Centre is to reopen its …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:48am on July 12, 2018

The One review " vicious relationship drama makes for uncomfortable viewing by Kate Wyver

Soho theatre, LondonTuppence Middleton and John Hopkins star in Vicky Jones's play about the sadistic games of a bored coupleIn Vicky Jones's vicious relationship drama, originally staged in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:06pm on July 11, 2018

Send out the clowns: why are they losing popularity? by Tim Adams

They've been a cornerstone of the entertainment industry for more than 200 years, but children are increasingly turning away from them. Why? And will the clowns have the last laugh? By Tim A…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:48pm on July 11, 2018

Barry Humphries: 'I defend to the ultimate my right to give deep and profound offence' by Simon Hattenstone

The creator of Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson is back on stage with a show highlighting the dangers of censorship. He talks about living in a prudish age, sexual harassment and why …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:24pm on July 11, 2018
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