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Perth festival 2018: Siren Songs to sound through city in a program 'full of ritual' by Steph Harmon

Robert Lepage, Helen Garner and Inua Ellams lead lineup, but death of a pilot at centre of major work casts a shadow over announcementWomen's voices will descend from the sky and swell throu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on November 9, 2017

Nigel Harman: 'Shrek is in my blood' by Nancy Groves

The former EastEnders star has turned musical theatre director with a tour of Shrek. He tells us about the appeal of an ogre with body odour " and how to play Simon Cowell on stageSo, Nigel,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on November 9, 2017

The Retreat review " gag overkill in new comedy from Peep Show's Sam Bain by Lyn Gardner

Park theatre, LondonKathy Burke directs this three-hander about a city boy seeking enlightenment but the jokes keep getting in the way of the storyYou'd expect plenty of jokes from the first…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on November 9, 2017

Big Fish review " Kelsey Grammer can't save this musical from sinking by Michael Billington

The Other Palace, LondonGrammer's turn as a dad with a penchant for tall tales is the best part of this middling paean to narcissistic fantasy, based on Tim Burton's movieAnyone drawn to thi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48pm on November 8, 2017

Comedy review: Steve Coogan is Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters by Stephanie Merritt

Coogan's first live tour in 10 years is pretty much what it says on the tin. The less successful characters - Paul and Pauline Calf, Duncan Thickett and Tommy Saxondale - make their appearan…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:24pm on November 8, 2017

Carry on Screaming's Fenella Fielding on fighting with Kenneth Williams and bouncing back after bankruptcy by Simon Hattenstone

She survived a violent upbringing to become the 60s' favourite comedy vamp. As she turns 90, the star remembers fending off Norman Wisdom, attempting suicide " and having two lovers for 20 y…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:04pm on November 8, 2017

UK actors' union Equity launches inquiry to tackle sexual harassment by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Union will gather suggestions on how to combat the problem and has given itself two months to come up with a planThe UK actors' union Equity has launched a wide-ranging investigation in an a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:42am on November 8, 2017

Don't wait for the punchline: Jordan Brookes and comedy's rule breakers by Brian Logan

Shows that delight in flouting conventions, like Brookes's Body of Work, make us question our expectations of standup " including whether it should all be funnyAn offstage voice announces hi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on November 8, 2017

David Aaronovitch: I don't mean to be rude ... by David Aaronovitch

Why are we so scared of offending each other? That is what a civilised society should be able to do Caution: this article contains strong language and may be offensive to some readers. Or it…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:24am on November 8, 2017

Picasso review " awe and horror in portrait of the artist as a minotaur by Michael Billington

The Playground, London Terry d'Alfonso's study of the painter and his serial infidelities is staged on a circular sandpit at a smart new London theatreGiven the economic climate, it is encou…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:24am on November 8, 2017

The last thing you'll ever hear: what is the world's best deathbed music? by Kate Molleson

The makers of a new show about the perfect musical farewell turned up a lot of names, from Celine Dion to U2 to Susan Boyle. But there was one clear favourite: the light-filled music of Esto…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:05am on November 8, 2017

Jubilee review " Toyah Willcox returns in theatre tribute to Jarman's punk pageant by Lyn Gardner

Royal Exchange, ManchesterChris Goode directs Toyah Willcox in a wild reimagining of Derek Jarman's film about a time-travelling queen and a generation with no future'Welcome to Jubilee," sa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:18pm on November 7, 2017

Fog, smog and eco-drag: these climate-change shows are a breath of fresh air by Lyn Gardner

From cabaret to a witty teenage odyssey, the Shoot the Breeze festival at Camden People's theatre considers global warming and pollution in striking styleWas Shakespeare a chronicler of clim…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:42am on November 7, 2017

Joan Rivers remembered by director Sean Foley: 'she eviscerated the audience' by Sean Foley

Sean Foley, who directed the stage show Joan Rivers, A Work in Progress By a Life in Progress in 2008, recalls days of hard graft with an incredible actor, skilled standup and ultra-acerbic …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on November 7, 2017

Royal Ballet: Tharp/Pita/Shechter review " stunning moves and wild west terror by Judith Mackrell

Royal Opera House, LondonSarah Lamb and Steven McRae soar through Haydn's symphony, Natalia Osipova is driven mad in Texas and a 20-strong cast prowl the stage in this mixed billIn 1973, whe…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on November 7, 2017

Poison review " intense look at divorce, death and how we grieve by Michael Billington

Orange Tree, RichmondLot Vekemans' play about a separated couple forced to relive a traumatic past makes for uncomfortable but compelling viewingWatching this prize-winning play by the Dutch…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:12am on November 7, 2017

Joan Rivers: the best of her career in clips and quotes by Lilah Raptopoulos

Rivers, the one-liner Queen of Mean, started her career as a stand-up comedian and frequent guest on talk showsJoan Rivers, pioneering entertainer and comedian, dies at 81Joan Rivers obituar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:04am on November 7, 2017

Murder? Child abuse? You've got to laugh by Stephanie Merritt

Ex-barmaid Janey Godley's extraordinary childhood and married life have been the springboard for her success as a comedian, playwright and now author, says Stephanie MerrittI've only just sa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:54pm on November 6, 2017

Katherine Ryan review " a comic in supreme command of her shtick by Brian Logan

Churchill theatre, BromleyRyan delivers plenty of astringent one-liners in a tart set that ranges from single parenthood to Khloé Kardashian's 'revenge body' and the musical HamiltonThe def…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on November 6, 2017

Sex under siege: Ukrainian drama uncovers how war affects intimacy by Sasha Dugdale

The playwright Natal'ya Vorozhbit's Bad Roads explores the brutal effects of conflict on personal relationships. Sasha Dugdale reveals the pain of translating its harrowing scenes for a new …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on November 6, 2017

Letter: Rosemary Leach was a wonderful physical actor by Alistair Elliott

In 1958-59, Rosemary Leach was in Caryl Jenner's English Theatre for Children touring company, as were Matyelok Gibbs (who like Rosemary was in the TV series The Jewel in the Crown), Paddy W…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06pm on November 6, 2017

Kevin Spacey accused of sexual assault by son of actor Richard Dreyfuss by Gwilym Mumford

Harry Dreyfuss alleges that the House of Cards star touched him inappropriately while his father was in the same room The son of actor Richard Dreyfuss has accused Kevin Spacey of sexual mis…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:24am on November 6, 2017

Theatre review: Complicit / Old Vic, London by Michael Billington

Old Vic, LondonKevin Spacey has lately enjoyed an excellent run of form at the Old Vic. It comes to an abrupt halt, however, with this ham-fisted American political thriller by Joe Sutton.Si…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48am on November 6, 2017

'We have nothing against Abba': the Mamma Mia restaurant under attack by Talia Shadwell

Björn Ulvaeus plans to build a 'singing theatre' party restaurant " in the heart of a community co-op area in London's Waterloo. The residents have other ideasDown a narrow side street near…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48am on November 6, 2017

Trestle review " passion, rage and whist in village-hall romance by Michael Billington

Southwark Playhouse, LondonEnergetic Denise and stuck-in-his-ways Harry bond during a series of brief encounters in a community centre, in Stewart Pringle's prize-winning play Oldsters are b…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48am on November 6, 2017
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