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Greg Davies review " supremely silly standup shouts the unsayable by Brian Logan

Hammersmith Apollo, LondonIn an exuberant new show, Davies scrutinises his own ridiculousness and goes from outre stories about his mum to a musical tribute to his dadGreg Davies has got a t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:36am on November 17, 2017

Lloyd Griffith: 'I love both Mick Hucknall and Grimsby Town' by Harriet Gibsone

The standup, TV presenter and choirboy on the things that make him laugh the mostMatt Lucas as George Dawes in Shooting Stars singing Peanuts. Whenever I'm feeling down I always watch it and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on November 17, 2017

Comedy review: Sarah Silverman / Hammersmith Apollo, London by Brian Logan

Hammersmith Apollo, London"I'm very, very famous in America," Sarah Silverman tells us. With this debut UK gig, alongside her Friday-night turn on Jonathan Ross and the DVD release of her fi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:24pm on November 16, 2017

As a comic, Al Franken joked about rape, sex robots and Afghan women by Jake Nevins

The Minnesota senator has apologised following allegations of sexual misconduct, and it is not the first example of his attitudes about women and sexSenator Al Franken of Minnesota apologise…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:48pm on November 16, 2017

Old Vic apologises in wake of Kevin Spacey allegations " video

Old Vic executive director Kate Varah apologises 'wholeheartedly to the people who told us they had been affected' following the company's revelation that it has received 20 allegations of i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33pm on November 16, 2017

Keith Barron obituary by Anthony Hayward

Versatile stage and screen actor who starred in Stand Up, Nigel Barton and found fame in the 1980s sitcom Duty FreeKeith Barron, who has died aged 83, was once described as "that utility hal…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:24pm on November 16, 2017

'White governments gave us guns and turned a blind eye': Kyle Abraham on his Boyz N the Hood dance by Judith Mackrell

His political fury and upbeat moves make Kyle Abraham one of America's most original choreographers. He talks about systemic racism, his wrecked home town of Pittsburgh, creating an African …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:18am on November 16, 2017

Miss Julie review " passion and pain of Strindberg's midsummer lovers by Michael Billington

Jermyn Street theatre, LondonHoward Brenton's new adaptation of the Swedish master's tragedy is given a classy staging that strikes the right note of intimate realismWe endlessly revive Stri…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:04am on November 16, 2017

Tiger Bay review " Cardiff's docks get the Les Mis treatment in overblown epic by Lyn Gardner

Wales Millennium Centre, CardiffThis three-hour hymn to Welsh dockers in the early 20th century is a throwback to the musical theatre of the 80s " and exhausting to watchWriting a new musica…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:04am on November 16, 2017

Kevin Spacey: Old Vic inquiry receives 20 claims of inappropriate behaviour by Hannah Ellis-petersen

London theatre says 'cult of personality' existed around Spacey during his time as director that prevented people from speaking out The Old Vic has received 20 personal testimonies of inappr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:04am on November 16, 2017

A chocolatier's view on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Interview By Laura Barnett

Chantal Coady of the Rococo chocolate company applauds a new stage production of Roald Dahl's book " and remembers her own real-life Willy WonkaI first read Roald Dahl's book when I was five…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:24am on November 15, 2017

Maxine Peake's play Queens of the Coal Age to get stage premiere by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

True story of four women who occupied Lancashire colliery in 1993 set for run at Manchester's Royal Exchange A play by the actor Maxine Peake that tells the true story of four women who went…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:24am on November 15, 2017

Jon Ronson webchat " post your questions now!

The journalist and screenwriter has hunted UFOs with Robbie Williams, hung out with secret US army battalions and played keyboards for Frank Sidebottom. He'll be around to answer your questi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on November 14, 2017

John Hillerman obituary by Michael Carlson

Actor who was best known as Higgins, the supercilious English estate manager, in the TV series Magnum PIThe actor John Hillerman, who has died aged 84, was best known for his role in the tel…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:12pm on November 14, 2017

Are you gruesome tonight? The comedy hit splicing Evil Dead 2 and Elvis songs by Brian Logan

In Sam Raimi's horror classic, a man is tormented by demons and his own severed hand. All the story needed was a few tunes by the king of rock'n'roll, says Rob KempBy day, he was a mild-mann…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on November 14, 2017

Chekhov's revolutions: the Russian master still speaks to a world in flux by Lyn Gardner

On the centenary of the Russian revolution, a glut of revivals show Chekhov's characters struggling to adjust to the social earthquakes that engulf themIt's over a decade since Katie Mitchel…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on November 14, 2017

Network review " Bryan Cranston is mad as hell in blazing staging of Oscar winner by Michael Billington

National Theatre, LondonThe Breaking Bad star is magnetic as a raging anchorman in writer Lee Hall and director Ivo van Hove's extraordinary version of the prophetic satireI am normally wary…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36pm on November 13, 2017

Lord Hutchinson of Lullington obituary by Geoffrey Robertson

Celebrated criminal barrister who defended Christine Keeler, George Blake and Howard Marks, and played a key role in the Lady Chatterley trialFor a quarter of a century, from 1960 until 1985…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:18pm on November 13, 2017

Letter: Danielle Darrieux in the West End by John Saxon Jones

In October 1971 I was lucky enough to see Danielle Darrieux in the short-lived musical Ambassador at Her Majesty's theatre, London. The show, which also starred Howard Keel, was a version of…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06pm on November 13, 2017

How should women respond when a man we like is accused of harassment? | Emer O'Toole by Emer O'Toole

Reflecting on my time with Dublin theatre titan Michael Colgan, I realise power can be wielded with kindness as well as threatsThis post-Weinstein moment is, as the feminist writer Rebecca T…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06pm on November 13, 2017

Is sexual violence being trivialised in ballet? by Judith Mackrell

Criticisms of the portrayal of rape in two recent Royal Ballet productions highlight a problem that is deeply embedded within the art formLove, grief, terror and desire: ballet can communica…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:06am on November 13, 2017

Old Vic chief denies knowledge of Kevin Spacey allegations by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Sally Greene, who hired actor as artistic director, says she feels 'sick to the stomach' to think people may have been harassedSally Greene, the Old Vic chief executive who hired Kevin Space…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:06am on November 13, 2017

Harlem shake-up: how Guys and Dolls found its swing by Ryan Gilbey

A new version of the classic musical moves Damon Runyon's characters to uptown New York, with an all-black cast and a burst of bebop and gospelThe cast of Guys and Dolls are lending some ext…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48am on November 13, 2017

Muriel's Wedding is a feminist masterpiece and more relevant than ever | Karen Pickering by Karen Pickering

In this dark time of reckoning, the classic film " and now stage musical " is a joyful reminder of the power of female friendshipsHow would you classify Muriel's Wedding? The "romantic comed…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54pm on November 12, 2017

Kathy Griffin review " Trump's nemesis laughs away the pain of persecution by Brian Logan

London Palladium The standup leans too heavily on showbiz mudslinging here, but the remarkable story of the fallout from her severed-head stunt is uplifting comedy catharsis American comic K…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:06am on November 12, 2017
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