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Chinese ballet show draws protests for 'glorifying Red Army' by Naaman Zhou

Minister says staging The Red Detachment of Women is a privilege but protest organiser says government needs to understand what the story is aboutProtesters in Melbourne have called for a bo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:32pm on February 17, 2017

Why has Thomas Ostermeier stripped his Richard III of politics? | Michael Billington by Michael Billington

Shedding his clothes and seducing the audience, Lars Eidinger's Gloucester is the classic charming narcissist " but why soften the play's political bite at such a crucial time?I have a high …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on February 17, 2017

Dance studios tap into the La La Land phenomenon by Nadia Khomami

Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone's multi-awardwinning film has got people queuing up to tap dance their way to happinessYou can't buy happiness but you can buy tap shoes, and that's kind of the s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on February 17, 2017

Joyce Sluszny obituary by Heather Worsley

My friend Joyce Sluszny, who has died aged 76, grew up in very humble circumstances, and this inspired her commitment to making a difference for others in her later professional choices, pre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:12pm on February 17, 2017

Letter: Alec McCowen obituary by W Stephen Gilbert

Alec McCowen was a fearless out gay actor. When he was "done" on This is Your Life, he made strenuous objection to the fact that his partner, the late Geoffrey Burridge, was not mentioned an…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:12pm on February 17, 2017

Flew the Coop review " prisoner of war lovers escape to a Butlin's disco by Lyn Gardner

New Diorama, London This story of a British POW's love affair is strong on identity issues but the cartoon Nazis and jolly japes flatten any nuanceHorace Greasley was a British prisoner of w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:03am on February 17, 2017

Israel Galván: FLA.CO.MEN review " 'It's an evening that screams avant garde!' by Judith Mackrell

Sadler's Wells, London Galván's wild flamenco reinventions show mesmerising prowess " though not when he's being pelted by paper ballsThere's good reason to fear the worst from the archly…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:03am on February 17, 2017

Jon Richardson: 'The first series of The League Of Gentlemen blew my mind' by Rachel Aroesti

The standup and 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown team captain on what makes him laugh the mostLouis CK. The pressure was on as it was the first date for my future wife and me. We had a lovely…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54am on February 17, 2017

Sue Perkins: Spectacles Live review " comic comfort food from a good egg by Brian Logan

Cambridge Corn ExchangeThe ex-Bake Off presenter's show is a droll self-portrait full of nostalgia with hints at hidden depths, though risks are scarceNeither standup show nor book tour, but…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48am on February 17, 2017

This House and Heads Up: this week's best UK theatre and dance by Lyn Gardner & Judith Mackrell

James Graham's satirical play nears the end of its run, and Glasgow's Take Me Somewhere festival kicks off in fine style1 This HouseIt's almost your last chance for James Graham's play about…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on February 17, 2017

John Cleese: how to write the perfect farce by John Cleese

From the runaway rat in Fawlty Towers to Monty Python's cheese shop, John Cleese has clocked up 50 years of sublime silliness. As his new comedy Bang Bang hits the stage, he talks about fear…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on February 17, 2017

Twelfth Night and Pet Shop Boys: top things to do in the UK this week by The Guide

Tamsin Greig stars in the National Theatre's 'gender fluid' Shakespearean comedy and the pop legends return to BritainJosie LongUnlike some of the other comics capitalising on the current ch…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:31am on February 17, 2017

Evening at the Talk House review " Wallace Shawn's dark comedy plays it safe by Alexis Soloski

Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre, New YorkDespite a strong performance from a perfectly cast Matthew Broderick, this play about a play doesn't cut as deep as it shouldWallace Shawn is a play…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54pm on February 16, 2017

The Gabriels: heartbreaking plays take on new meaning as everything changes in America by Steph Harmon

Audience reaction to Richard Nelson's eye-opening drama about the US election campaign has shifted through time and in performances on a different continentWhen Richard Nelson wrote the line…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48pm on February 16, 2017

Alas, poor Yorick! The shocking life of theatre's greatest skull by Andrew Dickson

It's been licked, kissed and caressed. It's been played by a beige sweater and the real remains of a Hamlet-loving horse thief. As Andrew Scott gets ready to be or not to be, we explore the …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:54am on February 16, 2017

Miranda Hart to make West End debut in Annie musical by Press Association

Call the Midwife actor to play 'dream role' as orphanage owner Miss Hannigan at Piccadilly Theatre in London later this year Miranda Hart will make her West End theatre debut in her "dream r…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54am on February 16, 2017

Not all young care leavers are hopeless " our theatre productions prove it | Dawn Howley by Dawn Howley

I've often been exasperated by the misrepresentations of people like me who have been in care. But plays put on by The Big House are changing the narrativeThe young man playing the lead in B…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54am on February 16, 2017

Punchdrunk go underground with Tunnel 228 by Guardian Staff

Theatre company Punchdrunk have collaborated with the Old Vic to create their latest site-specific performance piece underneath the derelict railway tunnels of Waterloo station. All tickets …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:24am on February 16, 2017

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire £1m fraud to be subject of new play by Mark Brown

James Graham has written work based on case of 'coughing major' Charles Ingram who was found guilty of cheating TV quizOne of the most bizarre and weirdly memorable stories of the last 20 ye…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:02am on February 16, 2017

Single Asian Female review " no topic is taboo in Michelle Law's impressive debut by Yen-rong Wong

Roundhouse Theatre, BrisbaneFrom Hello Kitty to Pauline Hanson, the play tackles racial stereotypes, family and romance on the Sunshine Coast with sensitivity and humourThe family Michelle L…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:36pm on February 15, 2017

'The conversation's changed': how Asian culture edged into the Australian mainstream by Fiona Gruber

Melbourne's new Asia Topa performing arts festival " a four-month-long juggernaut of shows from across the Asia Pacific region " is part of a growing trend towards telling non-Anglo storiesD…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:12pm on February 15, 2017

The Winter's Tale review " Scots-tinged Shakespeare is rich and raucous by Mark Fisher

Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Scottish writer James Robertson has translated selected scenes in this ravishingly lit and superbly designed production of Shakespeare's playJohn Michie's Leontes has…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:24am on February 15, 2017

The Same review " Enda Walsh's psychodrama thrills in old Cork prison by Helen Meany

Old Cork prison, CorkTwo women meet in a psychiatric institution and realise they are the same person in a riveting, superbly realised productionFor the 25th anniversary of Corcadorca theatr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:24am on February 15, 2017

Celia Imrie on Victoria Wood, writing novels " and being caught in the Nice terror attack by Stuart Jeffries

The star talks about her novels for neglected women, missing her 'dear pal' Victoria Wood " and how it was a miracle she survived the lorry attack in Nice Celia Imrie breezes into the cafe, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:36am on February 15, 2017

Philip Pullman's Grimm Tales: An Immersive Fairytale for Young and Old review " 'Instagram theatre' by Matt Trueman

Shoreditch Town Hall, LondonSleeping Beauty chic meets the online generation for this plush stage version of Pullman's bestseller, but more love should have been lavished on the actingA muse…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54pm on February 14, 2017
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