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Teatro Oficina: the tycoon v the theatre by Maria Carolina Maia In São Paulo

Dreamed up by architect Lina Bo Bardi, Teatro Oficina's experimental, drug-fuelled theatre was a hallmark of Brazil's counterculture in the 60s and 70s. Now it risks being a casualty of SÃ�…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:42am on November 29, 2017

National Theatre of Scotland boss Jackie Wylie: 'I want to take theatre off its pedestal' by Lyn Gardner

As she announces her first season, including a My Left Foot musical, the new head of NTS says she wants to demystify the artistic process and is calling on young people to shape the company'…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:36am on November 29, 2017

The Fountainhead review " Ivo van Hove's smouldering take on Ayn Rand by Andrew Todd

Avignon festivalThis mammoth production of the neocon classic shifts the focus to its enthralling and predatory femme fataleOlivier Py's first outing as Avignon festival director has been ho…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06am on November 29, 2017

A goat for every martyr: the bitterly funny play about the surreal cost of Syria's civil war by Emma Graham-harrison

There are villages where the families of dead soldiers are given a goat as compensation. This struck Liwaa Yazji as the perfect starting point for a play " with live animals " about the horr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:06pm on November 28, 2017

Daisy Pulls It Off: Pauline McLynn, Anna Shaffer and more on a spiffing school assembly by Claire Armitstead

Denise Deegan had a West End hit with her parody of 1920s boarding-school novels. Now, Paulette Randall is staging an age-blind revival with a crack cast of actors. They share their teenage …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54am on November 28, 2017

Barnum " review by Michael Billington

Theatre in the Park, ChichesterChichester has acquired a 25-metre-high big top to stand in for the temporarily closed Festival theatre. It would seem appropriate that it opens with a revival…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18am on November 28, 2017

Marcus Brigstocke review " his eating-disorder material is fascinating and unexpected by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, LondonBrigstocke's confessional standup gives this show its edge: he should lose the standard comedy shtick that surrounds itThis show, says Marcus Brigstocke, is about "stupid…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12am on November 28, 2017

The Sound of Music review " pastel sweetness and true human values by Clare Brennan

Curve, LeicesterPaul Kerryson's final show combines picture-book wholesomeness with a message for the darkest of timesIt came as a shock. Maybe it shouldn't have, but it did. After all, The …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12am on November 28, 2017

Marcus Brigstocke: my bruising bid to become PT Barnum, the greatest showman on Earth by Marcus Brigstocke

From walking the wire to learning hokum lyrics, the standup shares his backstage diary as he takes on the role of the circus legendI'm proud of the stories, jokes and rants I've written and …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12am on November 28, 2017

Richard Herring: how I ra-ra-rescued Rasputin from myth and falsehood by Richard Herring

You might think Boney M told you all you need to know about the sex-mad monk. But it wasn't until I wrote my fringe play, I Killed Rasputin, that I realised his enemies were just as flawed' …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:06am on November 28, 2017

An interview with Glenda Jackson " archive, 28 November 1969 by Catherine Stott

28 November 1969 While starring as Gudrun in Ken Russell's Women in Love should have made here instantly recognisable, Jackson maintains her anonymity is safe Glenda Jackson has a face which…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:05am on November 28, 2017

Nudity lands Israeli dancers in fresh conflict with culture minister by Peter Beaumont In Jerusalem

Jerusalem international festival is told government funds cannot be used to subsidise certain performances A conflict between Israel's draconian culture minister and artists using nudity in …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:05am on November 28, 2017

'Paisley people are buddies': UK city of culture bid creates buzz by Libby Brooks Scotland Correspondent

Bid has attracted broad support in Scottish town where at the beginning of the process 'the arts were a four-letter word' for manyAs the Christmas lights blinked on across Renfrewshire this …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:33pm on November 27, 2017

A welcome antidote to Black Friday's greed | Brief letters by Letters

Giving Tuesday | French insects | Paddington 2 | The Guardian's values | Dying Swan | Duetting with the deadAlan Machin (Letters, 27 November) is right when he suggests a charitable antidote…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:33pm on November 27, 2017

Paul Brown obituary by E Jane Dickson

Prolific opera and theatre designer renowned for his inventive staging and exquisite costumesPaul Brown, the opera and theatre designer, who has died aged 57, was a dealer in truth and beaut…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on November 27, 2017

The Elizabethan spymaster behind the modern surveillance state by Stephanie Merritt

Anders Lustgarten's new play, The Secret Theatre, taps into our current climate of fear by shining a light on Sir Francis Walsingham, the original CEngland is ruled by a beleaguered woman tr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on November 27, 2017

From the Bard to Bart: how Mr Burns challenges our common culture by Mark Lawson

If Mr Burns, a provocative vision of post-apocalyptic America, has been slammed, it's because theatre critics know more about Homer than Homer Simpson. More fool them.One of the most tantali…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:33am on November 27, 2017

Anne Washburn on watching 156 Twilight Zone episodes for freaky remake by Catherine Love

She has turned The Simpsons into a post-apocalyptic opera, invented her own language and put on a communist Dracula pageant. Now, the US playwright is staging the creepy, late-night TV class…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on November 27, 2017

Roller review " it's theatre as full-contact sport in urgent look at female power by Lyn Gardner

The Pit, LondonCurrent events cast a timely light on this funny, gripping story of oppression, told through the world of all-female roller derby'This is a witch hunt. We are the witches, and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54am on November 26, 2017

Everybody's Talking About Jamie review " a fizzing, feeling instant hit by Susannah Clapp

Apollo, LondonThere's wit and heart galore in Tom Macrae and Dan Gillespie's musical inspired by a teenage boy who wanted to dress in girls' clothesWho could resist Everybody's Talking About…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on November 26, 2017

A Christmas Carol review " top-quality humbug by Clare Brennan

Octagon theatre, Bolton A new adaptation and a fresh young cast bring Dickens's classic tale to vivid, chorusing lifeThe set is a simple, timeless cobbled street; costumes indicate the 19th …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on November 26, 2017

Men in Motion; Kyle Abraham: Pavement review " Putrov looks to the past by Luke Jennings

Coliseum; Sadler's Wells, LondonThe pick of male ballet talent struggle to shine on Ivan Putrov's bare stage, but Kyle Abraham sends his dancers soaringMen in Motion, Ivan Putrov's celebrati…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on November 26, 2017

The Suppliant Women review " an astonishing Greek chorus finds its voice by Susannah Clapp

Young Vic, LondonAeschylus speaks directly to us in David Greig's electrifying adaptationFierce and crystal-clear, The Suppliant Women arrives in London like an arrow shot into the hear…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on November 26, 2017

bODY_rEMIX/gOLDBERG_vARIATIONS; Gustavia; Susan and Darren | Dance review by Luke Jennings

Sex on crutches? It can only be the work of Canadian controversialist Marie ChouinardMarie Chouinard is a 55-year-old Canadian choreographer whose work is known for its sexually voyeuristic …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on November 26, 2017

Shirley Porter's London housing scandal to be relived on stage near Grenfell Tower by Vanessa Thorpe Arts and Media Correspondent

Director of theatre near fire that killed 71 people picks play about gerrymandering in 1980s as debut productionA play about a notorious social housing scandal is to be staged in a new theat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48pm on November 25, 2017
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