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Monty Python star Graham Chapman's show-stopping feat | Letters by Letters

Directing Graham Chapman in The Dog Beneath the Skin left a lasting impression on Duncan Noel-Paton I was intrigued to read Michael Billington's review of the seldom-performed The Dog Beneat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:16pm on March 22, 2018

Grief is the Thing With Feathers review " Cillian Murphy takes wing by Helen Meany

Black Box, GalwayIn Enda Walsh's adaptation of the Max Porter novel, Murphy is riveting as a bereaved husband " and an imaginary crowEnda Walsh's plays are populated with characters coping, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:00pm on March 22, 2018

Censorship Or Good Inventory Management? UK's Three Big Bookstore Chains Pull Racist Books And Hate Literature Off Their Websites by Artsjournal1

Hope Not Hate, Britain's largest anti-racism organization, undertook an investigation and campaign calling attention to racist and anti-Semitic tracts, Holocaust denial books, bomb-making ma…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:01am on March 22, 2018

Kiss of the Spider Woman review " oh, what a tangled web by Lyn Gardner

Menier Chocolate Factory, LondonJosé Rivera's adaptation of Manuel Puig's prison-set romance is well-acted but needs more of an erotic and political chargeManuel Puig's odd-couple love stor…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:41am on March 22, 2018

The Last Ship review " Sting crafts a stirring musical for Tyneside by Michael Billington

Northern Stage, NewcastleWith rousing anthems and purposeful politics, this tale of Thatcher-era shipbuilders launches anew in home watersHaving bombed on Broadway, this musical by Sting abo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:25am on March 22, 2018

Sara Schaefer review " US comic considers our fetish for the moral high-ground by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, London The standup critiques virtue-signalling modern culture in a thoughtful set argued with a light touch'Do you guys remember truth?" Sara Schaefer is over from America to d…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:40am on March 21, 2018

Macbeth review " Eccleston is every inch the rugged soldier by Michael Billington

Royal Shakespeare theatre, Stratford-upon-AvonChristopher Eccleston and Niamh Cusack star in an RSC production that moves at a lick but sometimes lacks subtletyProductions of Macbeth come th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:05am on March 21, 2018

Strap on your sleep pack! The trippy VR show that takes you to dreamland by Ryan Gilbey

After a bedtime story with a giant teddy, you fly with geese and cross rickety rope bridges. Our writer steps into SomnaiImmersive entertainment is so widespread now, from the intimately dis…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:21am on March 21, 2018

Andrew Lloyd Webber at 70: how a ruthless perfectionist became Mr Musical by Michael Billington

He took the shonky British musical and made it a global phenomenon. As the composer celebrates his birthday with a new memoir, our theatre critic looks back at the hits " and flopsI first be…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:00am on March 21, 2018

Tributes paid to Scott Ambler, the prince in Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake by Chris Wiegand

Death is announced of a 'passionate collaborator' who choreographed innovative shows such as Enron and danced in Bourne productionsScott Ambler, the dancer who played the original Prince Sie…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:38pm on March 20, 2018

Single Asian Female hit me close to home. That's what makes it so important | Carrie Hou by Carrie Hou

Michelle Law's acclaimed play is more than just a family drama with a twistHere are a few things that I've experienced as a single Asian female. When I was two years old Pauline Hanson was e…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:00pm on March 20, 2018

Great Apes review " Will Self's Swiftian satire puts chimps in charge by Lyn Gardner

Arcola, London This inventive adaptation of the novel set in an ape-dominated world pokes fun at human assumptions of evolution Will Self believes the novel is doomed. But the Arcola theatre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:49am on March 20, 2018

Mario Vargas Llosa Says That Freedom Of The Press Is Why Mexico's Journalists Are Getting Murdered by Artsjournal1

"The fact that more than 100 journalists were murdered is, in [large] part, to be blamed on the freedom of the press today," the Nobel-winning Peruvian author told a radio interviewer, "whic…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:18am on March 20, 2018

The Ballerina Who's Taught 100,000 Peruvian Slum Children Hip-Hop Dance by Artsjournal1

"Vania Masías vividly remembers the first time she saw acrobats somersaulting at a traffic light on a visit to her home city in 2004. She was at the peak of an illustrious career as a bal…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:30am on March 20, 2018

The Great Wave review " gripping mystery of North Korea kidnap scandal by Michael Billington

Dorfman, LondonFrancis Turnly's drama drills to the heart of the harsh politics and complex emotions surrounding a series of historic abductions of young Japanese peopleSometimes a play grip…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:23am on March 20, 2018

Tim Minchin's homecoming show: 'I will make you cry' by Clarissa Sebag-montefiore

Hota, Gold CoastAustralia's funniest national treasure utterly unafraid to take the piss out of everyoneFor his first proper concert on home soil in three years, Tim Minchin had two running …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:00pm on March 19, 2018

Female Directors Are Finally Starting To Get Traction In Sci-Fi by Artsjournal1

Katherine Bigelow made Strange Days ($42 million budget) more than 20 years ago. Excepting the Wachowski siblings' Cloud Atlas and Jupiter Ascending (they got their Hollywood cred from the M…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32am on March 19, 2018

Matthew Lopez's gay New York epic The Inheritance " in pictures

The Inheritance, Matthew Lopez's two-part drama about young gay men in New York, opens at the Young Vic in London this month. Vanessa Redgrave and Poldark's Kyle Soller are among the cast fo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on March 19, 2018

'You try to escape with a modicum of dignity': actors on their best and worst auditions by Interviews By Matt Trueman

From a 'cattle market' Inbetweeners casting to a nightmare meeting with the Coens, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Don Warrington and others recall their nailbiting experiences In 1997, Coronation Stree…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:30am on March 19, 2018

Yanis Varoufakis: 'Macbeth is at the mercy of forces beyond his control, like Theresa May' by Mark Lawson

The Greek former finance minister talks about the lessons politicians could learn from Shakespeare, ahead of a lecture in LondonIs Theresa May Macbeth? Might King Lear agree with Jeremy Corb…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:00am on March 19, 2018

Cirque du Soleil performer falls to his death during Florida show by Reuters

Yann Arnaud, who had 15 years experience, appeared to lose his grip on an aerial strap in front of a horrified crowdAn experienced Cirque du Soleil performer has died after plunging onto a s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:17pm on March 18, 2018

The golden couple behind Frozen: 'Letting it go is drinking a bottle of chardonnay' by Alexis Soloski

It's the grand slam " an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, a Tony " and Robert Lopez has done it twice. The EGOT champ and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, his wife and co-composer, talk about penning songs …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:00am on March 18, 2018

Ballet Black review " Shakespeare in tutus for enchanting double bill by Sanjoy Roy

Barbican, LondonArthur Pita's take on Shakespeare and ballet is paired with Cathy Marston's masterful adaptation of a Can Themba short story in this inspired programmeWatch any Ballet Black …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:46am on March 18, 2018

Our Country's Good review " new voice for the silenced in Wertenbaker's penal colony drama by Lyn Gardner

Nottingham PlayhouseRamps on the Moon uses sign language and captioning brilliantly in a striking update of Timberlake Wertenbaker's historical humanist play'People who have no imagination s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:27am on March 18, 2018

Votes for Women review " vintage suffrage play with topical weight by Clare Brennan

New Vic, Newcastle-under-LymeTheresa Heskins expertly blends the political and the personal in her version of Elizabeth Robins's 1907 dramaLights go up on the dispatch boxes and mace at the …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on March 18, 2018
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