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Everything Is Possible: The York Suffragettes review " an extraordinary community production by Clare Brennan

Theatre Royal, YorkBridget Foreman's moving, resonant play combines outdoor performance, newsreel footage and a huge local cast to memorable effectOutside York Minster, a pro-democracy demon…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:12am on June 25, 2017

Hannah Khalil: 'With theatre you can get into people's hearts' by Kathryn Bromwich

The Palestinian-Irish playwright talks about the challenges of researching The Scar Test, her new play about the plight of women at Yarl's Wood detention centreHannah Khalil's new play, The …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:12am on June 25, 2017

Daniel Day-Lewis has a rare talent. He shouldn't walk away now | Michael Goldfarb by Michael Goldfarb

One of our great actors has announced his retirement at the age of 60 after the completion of his next filmWhen I was a stage-struck kid I was lucky enough to see the three great British the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42pm on June 24, 2017

Broadway v Trump: 'feel bad' politics is new box-office draw by Edward Helmore

A play by Michael Moore is the latest to push blockbuster musicals asideNew York's Broadway is not normally known for political theatre " blockbuster musicals will do " but, it seems, the ti…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36pm on June 24, 2017

Curtain rises on Gielgud's gay scandal by Vanessa Thorpe, Arts and Media Correspondent

Critic's play shows how the famous actor's arrest was part of the 1950s homosexual witch-huntsThe scandal that almost ended the career of Sir John Gielgud is to be brought to the London stag…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:24pm on June 24, 2017

Corey Stoll on Trump-like Caesar play: 'Being an artist has become a political act' by Oliver Milman In New York

Actor who played assassin Marcus Brutus in a controversial production of Julius Caesar wrote in Vulture that the cast left 'exhausted and nervous' by final showCorey Stoll, the actor who pla…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on June 24, 2017

Colombia tango festival thrills dance lovers in Medellín " in pictures by Joaquin Sarmiento/afp/getty

Dancers compete in the annual international tango festival in Colombia's second-largest city. The event, in its 11th year, also includes workshops and concerts Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on June 23, 2017

Bertie Carvel: 'His speciality is making monsters and demons understood' by Mark Lawson

The actor's former creations include a psychopathic teacher and an adulterous husband. Now the son of a former Guardian journalist is to play Rupert Murdoch in a new play, InkAs the son, gra…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:24am on June 23, 2017

Play in Polish theatre accused of inciting audience to murder by Christian Davies In Warsaw

Prosecutors investigating The Curse, which condemns authorities for failing to respond to allegations of child abuse by clergyThe producers of a controversial play in Poland are being invest…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:06am on June 23, 2017

Room to roam: how Scotland's vagabond national theatre broke free by Mark Fisher

It has staged shows in a barn in Perthshire, a forest in Mid Argyll and now on a Glasgow canal. This shape-shifting company puts place at the heart of its playsFor two or three centuries, na…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:06am on June 23, 2017

Brexit Shorts: Giving voice to a divided Britain through new dramas by Chris Wiegand

The Guardian's pioneering dramatic collaboration inspired by last year's EU referendum offers characters who lay bare our complex national responses A year on from last summer's Brexit vote,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:18am on June 23, 2017

Sofie Hagen: 'I was a chubby, white four-year-old, talking like Will Smith' by Rachel Aroesti

The Danish comedian and podcast host on the things that make her laugh the most, from Will Smith to The Green ButchersIrish comic Alison Spittle. She will candidly talk about peeing in a pin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:18am on June 23, 2017

An Octoroon and Nicht Schlafen: this week's best UK theatre and dance by Lyn Gardner and Judith Mackrell

Race fuels the drama behind the Orange Tree's latest hit, while Alain Platel of Les Ballets C de la B returns with a darkly surreal performance1 RotterdamAlice has been living in Rotterdam f…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:04am on June 23, 2017

The 10 best things to do this week: Love Supreme, Rotterdam and Okja by The Guide

The jazz festival returns, Jon Brittain's Olivier-winning play transfers to the Arts theatre and a porcine eco-fable lands on NetflixCommittee … (A New Musical)This play at London's Donmar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:24am on June 23, 2017

You, the jury: plays are giving power to the people by Michael Billington

A new show, Terror, restores drama to its classical function by asking us to make a moral decision. But it doesn't go nearly far enoughDrama invites judgment. One of the oldest plays in the …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36pm on June 22, 2017

Deconstructing Jimmy Carr is no joke by Brian Logan

When critics analyse a standup routine it's considered pedantic and joyless " what's wrong with being serious about comedy?Theatre critics are seldom called pedants for analysing how a stage…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:33am on June 22, 2017

Michael Billington: Hamlet's sitting Tennant breaks the myth of the understudy by Michael Billington

"Sawyer, you're going out a youngster but you've got to come back a star." So Ruby Keeler was famously told by Warner Baxter in the movie of 42nd Street. And that classic line about understu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:36am on June 22, 2017

Jimmy Carr's 'greatest hits': 15 years of thuggish jokes and tawdry stereotypes by Brian Logan

In a long-running tour, the supercilious standup brings back old gags, leaving a bad smell " and a loveless worldview " in his wake'I'm jealous of bands," Jimmy Carr told the NME when his cu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:36am on June 22, 2017

Actors usually envy each other. But Daniel Day-Lewis is a class apart | Michael Simkins by Michael Simkins

The actor is retiring " and those of us used to playing angry policemen or affable dads could see just how exceptional his talent isIt's the news I've been waiting for. Daniel Day-Lewis, one…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on June 22, 2017

Gloria review " superb hatchet job on modern American journalism by Michael Billington

Hampstead theatre, LondonThere are shades of Neil LaBute's In the Company of Men in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' merciless modern satire, set in the offices of a Manhattan magazineNothing can qui…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on June 22, 2017

Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again review " the ferocious, urgent roar of young and angry feminism by Jane Howard

Malthouse theatre, MelbourneThis audacious production explores the idea of theatre " and gender " as a construct, and is a testament to the strength of feminist performance in AustraliaI've …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36am on June 22, 2017

Hir review " Taylor Mac throws the kitchen sink at the American dream by Lyn Gardner

Bush theatre, LondonGender roles and domestic politics are the targets for fierce satire in this savagely funny drama about a soldier who returns to a broken home A marine returning weary fr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:04am on June 21, 2017

The standout dance of summer 2017 by Judith Mackrell

Tap thunders into new territory, 25 performers make 10,000 moves, Lady Macbeth is laid bare and a young boy goes on a journey through gender transition' Summer arts preview 2017: TV | Comedy…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36am on June 21, 2017

Invasion of the sofa sculptures: Willi Dorner's dancing human furniture by Lyndsey Winship

They squeeze into alcoves, pile up by litter trays and pose for family photos with chairs on their heads. Meet the dance troupe making no living room safeI walk through the front door to fin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36am on June 21, 2017

Bat Out of Hell review " Meat Loaf musical thunders through the hits by Mark Lawson

Coliseum, LondonJim Steinman's perky lyrics are often overpowered in this musical juggernaut, but his roaring choruses and fairytale plot are built for the ENO's stageSeveral of the songs on…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36pm on June 20, 2017
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