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Movies that made moves: five of the best dance shows based on films by Lyndsey Winship

As the Gene Kelly classic An American in Paris makes it to the stage, we celebrate some other big-screen stories with unexpectedly light feet' How Christopher Wheeldon adapted An American in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:24pm on December 31, 2016

The Tale of Mr Tumble review " a nose-honking good time by Alfred Hickling

Opera House, ManchesterCBeebies' resident clown shares his origin myth at a Manchester international festival appearance that is seriously sillySo who is the hottest ticket at this year's Ma…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:33am on December 31, 2016

Literary quiz 2016: the year in books " and who said what? by Guardian Staff

From pro-Brexit bookworms to Björk, test your knowledge of this year's literary landmarks. Plus, they were some of the standout statements this year " but who made them?Who described being …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:33am on December 31, 2016

The Guardian's Shakespeare Solos series continues with six new films by Chris Wiegand

Joanna Lumley plays Viola, David Threlfall is Prospero and Daniel Mays sees a dagger before him in our latest set of videos to mark the 400th anniversary of the playwright's deathSix more fi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:48pm on December 30, 2016

Letter: Peter Vaughan's eyes alone created an unforgettable character by John Bailey

May I add to the record of Peter Vaughan's unforgettable stage villainy his portrayal of Schmitz in Ronald Eyre's production of Max Frisch's The Fire Raisers on BBC television in December 19…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:18pm on December 30, 2016

Capital panto: Ricky Whittington surveys modern London's malaises by Brian Logan

A crack cast of millennial comics deliver social satire amid the poo jokes and spoof songs in an alt-panto created by Liam Williams and Daran JohnsonThe "all-age family entertainment" of pan…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:04am on December 30, 2016

Art review " Finney, Stott and Courtenay are a blistering trio by Michael Billington

From the archive: The first night review, published on 16 October 1996, for Yasmina Reza's play at Wyndham's theatre in LondonYasmina Reza's Art, translated from the French by Christopher Ha…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54am on December 30, 2016

Jack Whitehall: 'Only at one of my gigs could you have a heckle about an Aga' by Rachel Aroesti

From Seinfeld to Withnail, the standup and TV star reveals the things that make him laugh the mostI went to see Seinfeld in Vegas, which is where you should see Seinfeld. He's just the most …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54am on December 30, 2016

This week's best theatre and dance by Mark Cook & Lyn Gardner

Hedda Gabler | Going Viral | La Soirée | Wild Honey | The Railway Children | Beauty & The Beast | Hansel And Gretel | The Snowman Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54am on December 30, 2016

Beyoncé to Black Mirror; the culture that defines 2016 by Archie Bland, Michael Billington, Peter Bradshaw, Daphne A Brooks, Tom Holland, Jonathan Jones, Justine Jordan, Brian Logan, Sean O'Hagan and Simon Parkin

How better to make sense of this turbulent year than through the art and literature it has produced? Our critics choose the works that sum up the last 12 monthsIf there is one film that hold…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:36am on December 30, 2016

Comedy gold " Les Dawson by Leo Benedictus

Behind the gurning game-show host and mother-in-law jokes was a complex comic with an unexpected past, who captured the hearts of the British TV-watching publicTitle: The Best of Les Dawson.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:32am on December 30, 2016

Comedy in 2017: Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle and the French Seinfeld by Elise Czajkowski

The next year promises a wealth of standup, from old favorites and much-buzzed newcomers, and small screen comedies to watch out forComedy is hard to predict " young stars arise from nowhere…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:12am on December 30, 2016

Moyra Fraser obituary by Michael Coveney

Dancer and actor of exceptional versatility, grace and vivacityNot many performers can claim to have danced the Queen of the Wilis in Giselle at Sadler's Wells, raised her eyebrows at Benny …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:06pm on December 29, 2016

Kevin Bridges: 'I prefer real to surreal' by Paul Macinnes

He found TV fame young and, at 28, has already put his vices behind him. Now the comic has austerity Britain in his sightsKevin Bridges: you can't be complacent in comedy"I was watching stuf…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54pm on December 29, 2016

Speaking truth to power: the revolutionary potential of theatre by Lyn Gardner

Soho theatre's pop-up soapbox inspired a raft of brief yet pointed speeches. The project's 2017 tour of London venues couldn't come at a better timeThe downstairs space at Soho theatre in Lo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on December 29, 2016

Tristram Kenton's stage photos of the year " in pictures by Tristram Kenton

Tristram Kenton captures theatre, dance and comedy performances for the Guardian. Here are some of his best stage shots of 2016, from David Threlfall's Don Quixote to Gemma Arterton's Nell G…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:24am on December 29, 2016

'As long as there are hairbrushes, people will sing' " the best of 2016's webchats by Ben Beaumont-thomas

Jon Bon Jovi's key change killer, Gemma Arterton's weep-off with Glenn Close, the weirdest thing that ever happened to Harry Shearer … here are the highlights of 2016's culture webchatsHav…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on December 29, 2016

Obituary: Harve Presnell by Ronald Bergan

A musical star of stage and screen, he won acclaim for later work as a character actorThe Hollywood musical has produced several powerful, handsome baritones, the best of them being Nelson E…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:04am on December 29, 2016

What to see on Broadway in 2017: Bette Midler, Amélie and a chocolate factory by Alexis Soloski

Big stars from Cate Blanchett to Sally Field and yet more stage adaptations of classic movies are set to dominate the boards in the new yearIf what's wanted is farce and tragedy, drama and v…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:04am on December 28, 2016

The Twits review " Enda Walsh monkeys with Roald Dahl's diabolical duo by Michael Billington

Royal Court, LondonEnda Walsh has invented a new cast of fairground misfits to stretch Dahl's tale for the stage, but the titular couple are still the funniest thing in this anarchic farceRo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:33pm on December 27, 2016

Lorca's Play Without a Title gets an ending, 80 years after his death by Sam Jones In Madrid

Another Spanish playwright and poet, Alberto Conejero, has added two acts to murdered author's work, now known as The Dream of LifeEighty years after Federico García Lorca was murdered in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:24pm on December 27, 2016

Duncan Macmillan: theatre at its best is an intervention by Catherine Love

His plays examine parenthood (Lungs), depression (Every Brilliant Thing) and climate change (2071). The motivation, says Duncan Macmillan, is to say something that isn't being said"There's n…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06am on December 27, 2016

Warren Clarke had burly power, vulnerability and immense presence by Michael Billington

In plays by David Storey and Anthony Shaffer, Clarke was something special on stage. If only theatre had made more use of him…' Warren Clarke: a life in clipsWarren Clarke had a rich and d…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48pm on December 26, 2016

Ron Moody obituary by Dennis Barker

Actor best known for playing Fagin in Lionel Bart's film and stage musical Oliver!Ron Moody, who has died aged 91, saw himself not as a great comic actor " above all as Fagin in Lionel Bart'…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:24pm on December 26, 2016

Escaped Alone review " small talk and everyday terror from Caryl Churchill by Susannah Clapp

Royal Court, LondonCaryl Churchill's magnificent new play unleashes an intricate, elliptical, acutely female view of the apocalypseSo which is the best moment in Caryl Churchill's sizzling n…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:04am on December 26, 2016
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