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Iain Stirling review " the voice of Love Island speaks out by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghFans have flocked to hear him spill the beans on the islanders, but instead we get some sharply expressed though extremely familiar standup materialEdinburgh na…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:06am on August 21, 2017

Backstage with street performers at Edinburgh fringe " photo essay by Murdo Macleod and Matt Fidler

Photographer Murdo MacLeod meets fire jugglers, clowns and mimes as they prepare to entertain the crowds during the Edinburgh festival fringeThe Edinburgh festival fringe is the largest even…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:48am on August 21, 2017

Phil Wang: Kinabalu review " patriotism, privilege and lots of lube by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghEthnicity and empire are tricky subjects, but not for someone living the immigrant dream and riffing on race with a childlike glee'I finally became a man this y…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:48am on August 21, 2017

Jerry Lewis obituary by Tim Pulleine

Comedian, actor and film-maker who rose to fame in partnership with Dean MartinIn 1946, a young comedian, Jerry Lewis, met a struggling singer, Dean Martin. They decided to form a team, Mart…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:42pm on August 20, 2017

Kenneth Branagh and Julian Mitchell: how we made Another Country by Interviews By Nancy Groves

Writer Julian Mitchell and actor Kenneth Branagh remember the struggle to mount a risky anti-establishment play, and how Rupert Everett did his best to spice it upIn 1979, when Mrs Thatcher …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:24pm on August 20, 2017

The Stepmother review " marriage, morals and misdemeanours by Michael Billington

Minerva, ChichesterInjustice, inequality, power and passion drive the plot of this remarkable play which still rings horribly true a century after it was writtenGitha Sowerby's remarkable 19…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:04pm on August 20, 2017

Macbeth review " high camp, dark drama and more than a hint of Game of Thrones by Rowena Smith

Festival theatre, EdinburghThis new production from Teatro Regio Torino has a solid cast and striking imagery backed by a richly nuanced account of Verdi's score Verdi's take on the Scottish…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:06am on August 20, 2017

Dick Gregory, pioneering US comedian and activist, dies aged 84 by Associated Press

Gregory used his humour to break racial barriers in the 1960s and even ran for president in 1968Dick Gregory, the black comedian who broke down racial barriers in the 1960s and used humour t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:48am on August 20, 2017

Against review " Ben Whishaw on a mission to save the world by Michael Billington

Whishaw is quietly charismatic in this play with lofty philosophical ambitions but which ignores the social and political history behind today's violenceBen Whishaw is a highly sympathetic a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:48am on August 20, 2017

On my radar: Laura Carmichael's cultural highlights by Interview By Kit Buchan

The former Downton Abbey star declares her love for Indian food, Andrew Scott's Hamlet and RuPaul's inspiring podcastTwo years after graduating from the Bristol Old Vic theatre school in 200…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:36am on August 20, 2017

Edinburgh theatre review: The Divide; Flight; Adam; Meet Me at Dawn by Susannah Clapp

King's theatre; Church Hill theatre; Traverse, EdinburghA six-hour Alan Ayckbourn epic is outdone by some tiny model figures, a true-life transgender tale and two marooned women with a secre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:04am on August 20, 2017

Looking at Lucian review " more a sketch of the artist by Clare Brennan

Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal BathHenry Goodman's powerful performance fills out a sometimes superficial portrait of Lucian Freud as an older manWe are looking at the older Lucian Freud (192…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:04am on August 20, 2017

Phil Wang on Patrice O'Neal " indefensible views, undeniably funny by Phil Wang

Whether or not you agreed with his routines on race and gender politics, Patrice O'Neal was an incredibly funny and fearless standupPatrice O'Neal presents a challenge to the liberal comedy …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:54am on August 20, 2017

Comedian Phil Wang: 'I enjoy a level of patriotism that only immigrants can have' by Interview By Paul Fleckney

The British-Malaysian comic on why conversations about race in the UK have become absurd, his favourite standups and how to outdo a rival's nipple tassels You talk a lot in your show about h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:48am on August 20, 2017

Secret Life of Humans review " questing history of the species by Lyn Gardner

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghA Tinder date with the grandson of 70s TV scientist Jacob Bronowski prompts a thrilling mystery that asks almost too many big questionsThe mathematician and sci…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on August 19, 2017

Smartphone extremists and VR scuba-divers: Edinburgh's tech trailblazers by Lyn Gardner

One woman interrogates her personal assistant in Siri, The Believers Are But Brothers brings the war on terror to your mobile, and Frogman conducts an underwater murder investigation via VR …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:12am on August 19, 2017

Spider-Man's dad, Ruby Wax and Labour v Tory standup: Edinburgh festival 2017 " in pictures by Murdo Macleod

The Edinburgh festival 2017 is still going strong with unlikely film stars, black-history monologues and toddler comedy sidekicks " here's a selection of the latest shows photographed by Mur…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:12am on August 19, 2017

Our Carnal Hearts review " hilarious dissection of social envy by Lyn Gardner

Summerhall, EdinburghStructured like a church service, Rachel Mars' exploration of humanity's competitive spirit has an added piquancy on the Edinburgh fringeIt is the sticky and spiky hidde…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:36am on August 19, 2017

Hannah Gadsby review " electrifying farewell to standup by Brian Logan

Assembly George Square, EdinburghComedy proves inadequate consolation for battling the patriarchy in the Tasmanian standup's uncomfortable but indelible swansong Hannah Gadsby's extraordinar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:36am on August 19, 2017

Dance review: Anton and Erin / Coliseum, London by Sanjoy Roy

Coliseum, LondonStrictly Come Dancing is a huge TV hit, and a stage spin-off sounds like a good idea: the performers and the dance styles have a high recognition factor, and a live show can …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:06am on August 19, 2017

The superhero and the standup: Spider-Man Tom Holland and his dad Dominic by Chris Wiegand

The star of Marvel's blockbuster is the subject of his father's comedy show at the Edinburgh fringe. They discuss the art of getting laughs, sending Spidey back to school and finding the old…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33am on August 19, 2017

It takes two to tango: 'How I found love on the dancefloor' by Felicia Yap

When Felicia Yap first danced with Alex, it was not a match made in heaven. But over time she came to appreciate his patience and gritty determination and when an injury struck, it was Alex …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33am on August 19, 2017

Break Up: could you spend five hours in the company of this bunch of bananas? by Hannah Ellis-petersen

Performed by people dressed as bananas, Break Up is a marathon improv show about a relationship in crisis. Our writer sits down to watch " and wishes she'd brought along a bottle of whiskyIt…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:48pm on August 18, 2017

New Shakespeare's Globe chief promises far more diverse casting by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Actistic director Michelle Terry says it 'will be gender blind, race blind, disability blind', with 50-50 split between men and womenThe new artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe theatre …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:48pm on August 18, 2017

Had We Never review " music and poetry to exorcise Scottish demons by Kate Molleson

Scottish National Portrait Gallery, EdinburghA new setting of Robert Burns' The Slave's Lament by Sally Beamish and Adrian Sherwood was the centrepiece of a concert of stark beauty and dark …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:18am on August 18, 2017
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