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Emeritus professors going off at a tangent | Brief letters by Letters

David Edgar as Toad of Toad Hall | Time-loop tales | The Blockheads | Professorial absence | Remembering trigonometryThis is not David Edgar's first sortie into acting (After half a century …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:22pm on February 26, 2018

Is this a dagger dangling before me? Staging the strange world of Macbeth by Andrew Dickson

With Christopher Eccleston and Rory Kinnear taking a stab at Shakespeare's thane, we look at the trouble with one of its most famous " and weirdest " momentsMacbeth is full of things that mu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:21am on February 26, 2018

Isabella Rossellini and Isabelle Huppert take one-woman shows to London by Chris Wiegand

Southbank Centre to host Isabella Rossellini performing with her pet dog and Isabelle Huppert reading from the Marquis de SadeTwo celebrated European actors are taking one-woman shows to Lon…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48am on February 26, 2018

Sweetshop Revolution: Beautiful review " extreme journeys inside female sexuality by Judith Mackrell

Hackney Showroom, LondonSally Marie's highly physical work explores women's experience of their bodies with raunchy energy, tenderness and rage, but communicates less than it couldAs the #Me…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:00am on February 26, 2018

Everybody's Talking About Jamie hits high note in public-voted stage awards by Haroon Siddique

WhatsOnStage award for best new musical goes to tale of teenage boy who wanted to dress in girls' clothesEverybody's Talking About Jamie was one of the big winners at the only theatre awards…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:30pm on February 25, 2018

Playwright David Edgar to make stage debut in political one-man show by Dalya Alberge

After 50 years of writing, Edgar will revisit his radical youth in a 'conversation between my older and younger self'David Edgar has been creating lines for other people to recite for 50 yea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:25am on February 25, 2018

The week in theatre: Frozen; Brighton Rock " review by Susannah Clapp

Theatre Royal Haymarket, London; York Theatre RoyalA big week for Bryony Lavery sees a revival of her 1998 missing child play, Frozen, and the premiere of her fine Graham Greene adaptationTh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:00am on February 25, 2018

The Empire Strips Back: how a Star Wars parody took the burlesque world by storm by Cassie Tongue

Luke Skywalker twerks to Nicki Minaj. A dominatrix Darth Vader struts her stuff. Film fans are packing out performances of a show that combines cosplay with comedyLights flash like laser bea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:19pm on February 23, 2018

The Empire Strips Back: a Star Wars parody burlesque show " video by Josh Wall

The show​ has been packing out Australian theatres​ since 2011, when it opened in Sydney. It's now set to tour the US. The Empire Strips Back's success can be attributed in par…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18pm on February 23, 2018

Lulu returns to West End after three decades for 42nd Street by Maev Kennedy

Singer takes over from fellow Scot Sheena Easton as vengeful Dorothy Brock at Theatre RoyalLulu is returning to the West End stage after an absence of more than 30 years to star in 42nd Stre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:34pm on February 23, 2018

Comedians say case of sued performer is threat to the art by Haroon Siddique

Standups say outcome of Louise Reay case could stop people talking about personal livesLeading comedians, including David Baddiel, have said the Louise Reay case, in which she is being sued …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:21pm on February 23, 2018

Bridget Christie: 'I am a white, able-bodied, heterosexual woman. Do I have a right to be angry? Yes!' by Zoe Williams

The world's anxieties are bleeding into her personal life, but the comedian is done with political despair. Ahead of her new tour, she explains why it's time to bring something new to the ta…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:56am on February 23, 2018

Disney's Frozen musical opens on Broadway: 'More nudity than expected' by Alexis Soloski

After a trial run in Denver, the stage adaptation of the animated smash hits New York and a passionate fanbase is already out in force " and in costumeThe cold never bothered them anyway. On…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:31am on February 23, 2018

Sandra Bernhard review " swagger, songs and starry stories by Brian Logan

Ronnie Scott's, LondonThe standup and singer has stellar personality, and a few neat lines, but not all of her material lands with a London audience"If I looked at a crib sheet that much dur…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:46am on February 23, 2018

Tom Allen: 'Well this is all very well but we still haven't had our soup!' by Harriet Gibsone

The comedian, actor and writer on the things that make him laugh the mostMaria Bamford. I was at Montreal comedy festival in 2006 and was totally intimidated by all the loud comics. I was on…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:00am on February 23, 2018

David Mamet writes play about Harvey Weinstein by Chris Wiegand

Playwright's producer urged him to write Bitter Wheat about the Hollywood mogul facing allegations of sexual harassmentDavid Mamet has revealed that he has written a play about Harvey Weinst…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:35am on February 23, 2018

Alan Bennett and Nicholas Hytner to collaborate on new play about the NHS by Chris Wiegand

The playwright, a passionate supporter of the health service, has set Allelujah! in a beleaguered Pennines hospitalAlan Bennett is to explore life in a Yorkshire hospital threatened with clo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:30am on February 23, 2018

Picnic at Hanging Rock review " mesmerising mystery in the outback by Michael Billington

Barbican, LondonThe myth about a group of schoolgirls who go missing on Valentine's Day is hauntingly realised by a versatile cast and impressive special effectsI initially assumed, like mos…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:26am on February 23, 2018

Hard Times review " Northern Broadsides make Dickens a laugh factory by Lyn Gardner

Viaduct, HalifaxDeborah McAndrew adapts the classic novel about facts and feelings but comedy drowns out subtlety"Is it possible that, despite all precautions, a storybook could have got int…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:00pm on February 22, 2018

The Nose review " Shostakovich's outrageous opera will divide opinion by Clarissa Sebag-montefiore

Director Barrie Kosky's wild, grotesque, frenzied production resembles a cross between Mr Bean and the Hunger Games dystopiaEarly on in The Nose, two men in the audience stand up and stride …

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

Dennis Kelly on Girls and Boys: 'I was shocked Carey Mulligan did it' by Lyn Gardner

The Matilda playwright has written a shattering solo drama that he didn't think his star would read. He talks about fear, masculinity and burying secrets"It's a really, really tough play for…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:37am on February 22, 2018

Brighton Rock review " ingenious staging curtails Greene's Catholicism by Michael Billington

York Theatre RoyalBryony Lavery's adaptation underplays the classic novel's religious theme and focuses on the pleasure-seeking IdaBy a strange quirk of fate, Bryony Lavery's adaptation of G…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:02am on February 22, 2018

Abi Morgan: 'Women can be as violent, mercurial and complex as men' by Interview By Chris Wiegand

The writer recalls the anger that fuelled her early play Splendour " and reveals she is directing her rage into a drama about abuses of power in HollywoodThis is an edited extract from The S…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:00am on February 22, 2018

Abi Morgan on the play fuelled by fury - The Start podcast by Produced By Eva Krysiak With Sound Design By Chris Wood and Original Music By Stephen Fiske

The playwright and screenwriter reveals how a fascination with tyrants and their wives compelled her to write SplendourSubscribe and review on Apple Podcasts or Acast, and join the discussio…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:00am on February 22, 2018

Jerry Springer " The Opera: can the show still prove relevant in 2018? by Caryn James

The latest incarnation of the hit musical lands at a very different time in America yet its raucous take on controversy-led TV remains prescientWhen Jerry Springer " The Opera premiered at t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:41pm on February 21, 2018
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