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The Legend of Rooney's Ring review " mythical Wayne and Coleen bust-up becomes mythically silly panto by Mark Fisher

Royal Court, LiverpoolMotherland writer Helen Serafinowicz transforms a dubious account about the footballer and his then girlfriend into a storybook tale of broad-stroke comedy Sometimes fa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54am on July 27, 2025

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes review " strange things afoot in gag-laden crime convention caper by Mark Fisher

Grosvenor Park, ChesterThe debonair detective heads north for this breezily daft mystery featuring a missing masterpiece, vicious nuns and a full-bodied rendition of I Will Survive We think …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:36am on July 27, 2025

Top Hat review " ravishing musical taps immaculately off the silver screen by Arifa Akbar

Chichester Festival theatreTwinkly eyed Phillip Attmore and silky-singing Lucy St Louis have natural chemistry in this stylish, witty adaptation of the mistaken identity drama It looks like …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on July 25, 2025

His Last Report review " dynamic celebration of chocolatier's son who invented 'the poverty line' by Nick Ahad

York Theatre RoyalWith an 80-strong cast, this moving play about social reformer Seebohm Rowntree finds a universal message in the most local of stories There are myriad reasons why this par…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on July 25, 2025

Best of the fest: 10 of the best shows to catch at this year's Edinburgh fringe by Rachael Healy

An undead club manager, sperm donor shenanigans and the pitfalls of trying to work with AI " just a few of the themes of this year's hottest tickets Kent-Walters, winner of best newcomer at …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:36am on July 24, 2025

Harvey Fierstein: 'There are so few heterosexual men that I know that I look up to' by David Smith In Washington

The theatre legend talks his feelings on Trump, the fall of the Kennedy Center and why he finds it hard to trust straight men Harvey Fierstein is sitting here bleeding to death, he announces…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:18am on July 24, 2025

Inter Alia review " Rosamund Pike rules in searing legal drama from Prima Facie team by Emma John

Lyttelton theatre, London With anarchic energy, Pike plays a judge whose world is upended in a companion drama to Suzie Miller's hit, again directed by Justin Martin Three years ago, playwri…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:18pm on July 23, 2025

Richard Greenberg obituary by Michael Coveney

Playwright once dubbed 'the American Noël Coward', who skilfully poked beneath the surface of his middle-class characters' lives The American playwright Richard Greenberg, who has died ag…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:12pm on July 23, 2025

'What if everyone didn't die?' The queer, Pulitzer-winning, happy-ending Hamlet by Arifa Akbar

James Ijames was told Shakespeare wasn't for the likes of him. Yet his Hamlet revamp electrified Broadway and scooped up Tony nominations. As Fat Ham hits the UK, he talks violence, vengeanc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:48pm on July 23, 2025

Charlotte Otton: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet) by Charlotte Otton

The performer and creator of the show I Watched Someone Die on TikTok shares what she has watched on TikTok, which is mostly creepy AI filters Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email I l…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:36am on July 23, 2025

The Winter's Tale review " Bertie Carvel is chilling as the RSC ramps up the thrills by Arifa Akbar

Royal Shakespeare theatre, Stratford-upon-AvonYaël Farber's production manages the problem play's shift from dark to light well, but is often opaque in meaning Male sexual jealousy drives…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:36am on July 23, 2025

Breakfast With Mugabe: biting political drama finally arrives in South Africa by Fraser Grace

Unpacking the president of Zimbabwe's psyche felt urgent in 2001 when he remained in violent power. But the play has found fresh relevance today I am standing outside the hallowed walls of t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:24am on July 23, 2025

Chinese officials warn women comedians that men are no laughing matter by Reuters

The warning comes after a string of shows by women comedians joking about men went viral Chinese provincial officials have warned comedians against stirring up discord between the genders, i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18am on July 23, 2025

'War is very funny for the first couple of years': how Russia's invasion transformed Ukraine's comedy scene by Luke Harding In Kyiv

Standup has become an escape for many as the conflict drags on, and comics see dark humour as part of their mission to 'stop people going crazy' Anton Tymoshenko is exhausted. Ukraine's most…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18am on July 23, 2025

'You think God didn't make gay men?' Comedian Leslie Jones on religion, grief and getting famous at 47 by Zoe Williams

She was Saturday Night Live's oldest hire, then faced a torrent of abuse after her role in the Ghostbusters reboot. She talks about the deaths of her mum, dad and brother " and why she's giv…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:18am on July 23, 2025

Burlesque: The Musical review " Christina Aguilera movie gets a gloriously 'dirrty' makeover by Arifa Akbar

Savoy theatre, LondonThis adrenalised adaptation of the 2010 film is stuffed with superb voices and sensational moves What a tremendous breath of fresh air. Amid the indefatigable rise of mo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:42pm on July 22, 2025

Tanz fever: a whirl through the Viennese festival where dance erupts across the city by Chris Wiegand

Austria's month-long ImPulsTanz celebration goes beyond the norm to turn rope jumping, navel-gazing and masked protest into explosive shows Matteo Haitzmann is a violinist who has tonight sw…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:03am on July 22, 2025

'I didn't cry till the following year': standup Thanyia Moore on the tragedy she turned into laughter by Rachael Healy

The comic was all set to make her debut at the Edinburgh fringe. Then, with hours to go, she had a medical emergency. The former dancer explains how it all fed into her new standup show 'M…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:03am on July 22, 2025

Out, damned shot! Macbeth becomes a cutthroat netball musical at Edinburgh fringe by Arifa Akbar

Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence combines comedy, songs and athleticism as a young netball player reckons with her own ambitions against an electro-pop score A spate of Macbeths will hit the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on July 22, 2025

'A privilege and a great pleasure': inside the 5,000-item Stephen Sondheim collection by David Smith In Washington

A treasure trove of manuscripts, notebooks and recordings from the theatre legend has been acquired by the Library of Congress in Washington DC Mark Horowitz had done his homework before Ste…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on July 22, 2025

Edinburgh funniest fringe joke award scrapped for 2025 by Chris Wiegand

TV channel U&Dave has announced its award for best joke at the fringe, launched in 2008, won't be given this year It's beyond a joke for pun-lovers. The traditional list of the funniest …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on July 22, 2025

Frank Barrie obituary by Michael Coveney

Witty and elegant actor whose roles ranged from Shakespeare to Dot Cotton's gentleman friend in EastEnders There is a dying breed of classically trained, romantic, heroic actors who should n…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12pm on July 21, 2025

Democrats condemn CBS for axing Colbert show: 'People deserve to know if this is politically motivated' by Cecilia Nowell

Lawmakers note cancellation follows Colbert's criticism of parent company Paramount for settling Trump suit Democrats are condemning CBS for its recent decision to cancel The Late Show with …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:42am on July 21, 2025

'Robin Williams said: "I'll buy the club!"': how The Comic Strip set the UK comedy scene ablaze by Brian Logan

It started in a strip joint and ended up bringing alternative comedy to our TV screens. Ahead of a new Edinburgh show, Peter Richardson tells us why his riotous creation still makes audience…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on July 21, 2025

'I'd had 28 years of depression " now it was gone': Comic Paul Foot on three seconds that changed his life by Paula Cocozza

Driving through Manchester one Sunday, at the wheel of a Nissan Micra, Foot suddenly woke from decades of anxiety, anger and misery. He talks about the friends who tried to help him, and the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on July 21, 2025
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