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Winter Solstice review " beware the sincere stranger by Susannah Clapp

Orange Tree, Richmond, SurreyA silver-tongued visitor is not what he seems in Roland Schimmelpfennig's subtle exploration of the rise of the new rightWinter Solstice is, in a way, the perfec…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:48am on January 22, 2017

If You Don't Let Us Dream, We Won't Let You Sleep " review by Michael Billington

Royal Court, LondonAs someone who bemoans the dearth of political drama, I welcome the arrival of Anders Lustgarten's polemical bombshell. But while the play has bags of vigour and offers a …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:48pm on January 21, 2017

Jonah and Otto review " quiet and beautiful with an explosive centre by Lyn Gardner

Park theatre, LondonRobert Holman's play confronts the big existential questions with a graceful simplicityOtto is an anxious, ageing vicar so lonely  that he talks to walls and touches…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:33am on January 21, 2017

BBC condemned for pulling ballet featuring pregnant nuns and wild sex by Charlotte Higgins, Chief Arts Writer

Ballet by Javier de Frutos received rowdy reception when it premiered on the London stage in OctoberWhen Javier de Frutos's dance tribute to the great Russian impresario Diaghilev premiered …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on January 21, 2017

Royal Ballet: Woolf Works five-star review " ravishingly expressive by Judith Mackrell

Royal Opera House, LondonWayne McGregor's triptych based on Virginia Woolf's life and writings is a haunting meditation on memory, madness and timeWayne McGregor doesn't flinch from exposing…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on January 21, 2017

Staging the Lift festival is a drama of visas, divas and hotel rooms by Lyn Gardner

The London international festival of theatre draws great " and brave " talents from around the globe but the staff also deserve applause for this mammoth eventDuring the 2012 London internat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:18am on January 21, 2017

Les Enfants Terribles: Cocteau's scandalous siblings dance on the edge by Judith Mackrell

Ahead of the Royal Ballet's new production of Philip Glass's dance opera, based on the poetic French novel, choreographer Javier De Frutos and his principal dancers talk incest, jealousy and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:04am on January 21, 2017

Ruth Wilson: 'People know me as my characters. They don't know me' by Tim Lewis

Following her Golden Globe-winning turn in US drama The Affair, and her portrayal of a tough farmer's wife in the forthcoming film Suite Française, Ruth Wilson's forte for playing st…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:42am on January 21, 2017

Top Trumps review " playwrights get to grips with new president by Mark Lawson

Theatre 503, LondonNeil LaBute and Caryl Churchill contribute to an evening of plays that make every effort to empathise with Trump votersNews that a London fringe theatre had commissioned a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:42am on January 21, 2017

Yen five-star review " brutal but tender study of brotherhood by Alfred Hickling

Royal Exchange, ManchesterAnna Jordan's prize-winning play about two teenagers living alone in a filthy flat is difficult to watch yet easy to loveAnna Jordan's Bruntwood prize-winning play …

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

Tim Dowling: 'I'm leaving you,' my wife says. 'I've had enough' by Tim Dowling

When I wake up the next morning, I decide not to mention our impending divorce, in case my wife has forgotten all about itMy wife and I are going to see our friend Juliet's one-woman show ab…

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

Enduring legacy of BBC's Play for Today | Letters by Letters

Deborah Orr laments the loss of Play for Today (Opinion, 14 January). The effect that it had in exploring social issues is illustrated by the charity Action against Medical Accidents, which …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:42pm on January 20, 2017

Peter Farmer obituary by David Jays

Designer whose stagings of classic ballet created an atmosphere of delicate enchantmentBy the time he came to design an elegantly Edwardian Nutcracker for English National Ballet in 2010, Pe…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36pm on January 20, 2017

In the Depths of Dead Love review " stultifying all-white Chinese fable by Lyn Gardner

Print Room at the Coronet, LondonA failed poet presides over a bottomless well in a production of Howard Barker's play that has drawn fire for its lack of east Asian actorsArt does not exist…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:24am on January 20, 2017

Royal Ballet: Woolf Works review " a compellingly moving experience by Luke Jennings

Royal Opera House, LondonWayne McGregor's ambitious triptych based on the multi-dimensional works of Virginia Woolf was a gamble that has paid off in exhilarating styleWhen the final curtain…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:24am on January 20, 2017

Kevin Bridges webchat " as it happened by Guardian Staff

The Scottish comedian joined us during his UK tour to answer your questions. From why stand-up is full of needy people to what he'd say to David Cameron via why he's considering giving actin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on January 20, 2017

Russell Howard: 'I've seen a comic urinated on' by Rachel Aroesti

The superstar standup on what makes him laugh the mostI, Partridge: We Need To Talk About Alan. Nomad is also pretty incredible. I listened to the audiobook on a beach in Mexico recently and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on January 20, 2017

Howard Barker: 'I have contempt for messages in plays. I'm not trying to influence anyone' by Mark Lawson

In the past, his plays have enraged the right. But Howard Barker's new foes are liberals " angry at the 'yellowface' casting in his latest work. Why is he so unbothered?At the bottom of the …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:06am on January 20, 2017

Canvassing opinion: what art critics make of the hit play Art by Stephen Moss

What is art and how do we judge its value? As Yasmina Reza's play is revived at the Old Vic in London, Stephen Moss asks Guardian critics Adrian Searle and Skye Sherwin if the price is right…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:06am on January 20, 2017

Escaped Alone and Les Enfants Terribles: this week's best UK theatre and dance by Lyn Gardner and Judith Mackrell

Caryl Churchill's drama confounds expectations, while Javier De Frutos directs Philip Glass's opera. Plus: Hedda Gabler, Pink Mist and Richard Alston Dance1 Escaped AloneAs ever, the brillia…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:04am on January 20, 2017

Wrestling returns to Blackpool: WWE UK Championship tournament " video by Ben Green and Alex Healey

British independent wrestling is stronger than it has been for decades. The world's largest wrestling promotion WWE has just crowned its first UK champion after a two night tournament in Bla…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:48am on January 20, 2017

Homeland and Hedda Gabler: top things to do in the UK this week by The Guide

From the return of the terrorist thriller to Ruth Wilson's turn in Ibsen's finest play: your at-a-glance guide to the best in cultureHomelandAfter decamping to Pakistan and Berlin in recent …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:48am on January 20, 2017

Jitney review " August Wilson's playful and poignant drama is a triumph by Alexis Soloski

Samuel J Friedman TheatreExtraordinary performances help to bring the decorated playwright's 1979 script to life for the first time on BroadwayThe Broadway debut of August Wilson's Jitney by…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48pm on January 19, 2017

Peaches Christ Superstar review " a searing, defiantly queer take on the crucifixion by Cassie Tongue

Theatre Royal, HobartPeaches' reinterpretation of Jesus Christ Superstar retains the rock-opera roots of the original while infusing it with new meaning and her trademark humourIn Heaven on …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:18pm on January 19, 2017

Almeida to stage anarchic comedy about Rupert Murdoch at the Sun by Hannah Ellis-petersen

James Graham's Fleet Street play part of season which includes the return of Ben Whishaw and a series of films in which actors perform famous speeches, available on the Guardian websiteThe b…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:12pm on January 19, 2017
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