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The Beauty Queen of Leenane review " a stunning anniversary production by Clare Brennan

Town Hall theatre, GalwayMartin McDonagh's bitter-humoured play of thwarted dreams is as powerful as ever, performed 20 years on by the company who premiered itIt looks at odds with itself, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:51am on October 2, 2016

Imogen review " a golden girl in Adidas by Susannah Clapp

Shakespeare's Globe, London EastEnders's Maddy Hill stars in Matthew Dunster's taut, intelligent reimagining of Cymbeline in an urban gangland settingAnyone who takes on the Globe gets it in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:51am on October 2, 2016

Danielle Brooks: I won't play the 'angry black woman' by Seamus Kirst

The Orange is the New Black star, who has won acclaim for her role onstage in The Color Purple, talks about diversity, stereotypes and BroadwayDanielle Brooks is internationally renowned for…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:21am on October 1, 2016

Briefs encounter: Rambert at 90 by Morwenna Ferrier. Photography: Rick Guest. Styling: Helen Seamons and Melanie Wilkinson

Words: Morwenna Ferrier. Photography: Rick Guest. Styling: Helen Seamons and Melanie WilkinsonKym Sojourna stands in front of the camera, waiting for instruction. Tall and long-legged, she i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:12am on October 1, 2016

We Will Be Free " review by Lyn Gardner

This account of the Tolpuddle martyrs' struggle for higher wages and justice is heartfelt, but should trust its audience rather moreThe Tolpuddle martyrs were a group of 19th-century Dorset …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:09am on October 1, 2016

Blank canvas: the enduring appeal of Yasmina Reza's Art by Michael Billington

The French playwright's comedy has been packing audiences in worldwide for 20 years. What is the secret of its success?Twenty years ago Yasmina Reza's Art opened at the Comédie des Champs-E…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:04am on September 30, 2016

Tim Crouch's Royal Court surprise theatre show - video by Guardian Staff

Watch theatremaker and actor Tim Crouch perform Commonwealth, a 2012 monologue written by Andy Smith, as part of the Royal Court's summer-long Open Court festival. Crouch enters from the aud…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:50am on September 30, 2016

Five of the best... theatre shows this week by Lyn Gardner

Torn | A Tale Of Two Cities | O No! | A Streetcar Named Desire | In The HeightsThere's more than a hint of Debbie Tucker Green about this incendiary family story and that's no bad thing. Nat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:50am on September 30, 2016

David Baddiel: 'I, Partridge should have won the Booker prize' by Rachel Aroesti

From Frank Skinner to Nietzsche-style sketch comedy, the standup and novelist reveals what makes him laugh the most Norm Macdonald. He's so funny-boned. And he gives off an amazing aura of n…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:57am on September 30, 2016

Three of the best... dance performances this week by Judith Mackrell

Carlos Acosta | The Tempest | Michael Clark CompanyThe great dancer retires from the ballet stage by performing extracts from works such as Balanchine's Apollo and MacMillan's Requiem. Royal…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:57am on September 30, 2016

Bear Grylls on his acrobatic show: 'My son says I'm too old. But that's stinking thinking' by Zoe Williams

He flies, he flips, he falls! Bear Grylls is going on tour " with Endeavour, an acrobatics spectacular celebrating great survivors. But first he gives our writer a crash course on his wall o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:45am on September 30, 2016

'Voices that deserve to be heard': when theatre mixes art and activism by Lyn Gardner

Political plays about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are repeatedly failing to reach American theatres. The US playwright Naomi Wallace is doing something about it " by setting sail for Ga…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:39am on September 30, 2016

Australian theatre 2017 previewed: the pick of the season's crop by Van Badham

Not sure what to see at the theatre next year? Van Badham selects the most promising works, from experimental debuts to revivals of unbeatable classicsThe Australian habit of year-in-advance…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:07pm on September 29, 2016

The Encounter review " Simon McBurney's revolution in the head by Alexis Soloski

Golden Theatre, New YorkEquipping the audience with headphones offering 3D sound, McBurney embarks on a mind-expanding journey into the Amazon jungle " and storytelling itselfThe director, p…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:07pm on September 29, 2016

Comedian Barry Crimmins: 'You can't hate anybody until you hate yourself' by Aaron Timms In New York

The king of today's investigative comics, has exposed online child abuse, inspired Judd Apatow and Louis CK " and is still as funny and as angry as everIn the elevator on the way down from t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:52pm on September 29, 2016

Sex: the play that put Mae West in prison returns to New York by Charlotte Burns In New York

A theatre group has teased out the proudly feminist subtext in West's play, which was banned for obscenity but launched the actor into superstardomThis month, Sex returns to the city: an inf…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:45pm on September 29, 2016

Jan Murray obituary by Susan Sheahan

My teacher and friend Jan Murray, who has died at the age of 74, was an outspoken and powerful arts critic and an influential voice for British and international contemporary dance.Jan was t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:45pm on September 29, 2016

Best Shakespeare productions: what's your favourite Henry VIII? by Michael Billington

The play that burned down the Globe theatre in 1613, after a stage cannon ignited the thatch, is a potent farewell to this seriesIt seems strange to end this series of favourite Shakespeare …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:28pm on September 29, 2016

Dillie Keane on Tom Lehrer: songs that led me to torture my parents by Dillie Keane

The American singer and songwriter mocked the absurdities of the human condition by using jolly tunes and foul lyrics Tom Lehrer exploded in my unhappy 15-year-old head like the best firewor…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:28pm on September 29, 2016

Banned Harry Hill gag shows a shift in attitudes to both comedy and gender by Brian Logan

Ofcom has censured an old episode of TV Burp, eight years after deeming its skit about a transgender man acceptable. It signals a sea change in how trans issues are treated on the small scre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:27am on September 29, 2016

Villette review " cloned Brontë heroine looks back from the future by Lyn Gardner

West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds Charlotte Brontë's intimate novel of doomed love is stripped of bonnets and reset as science fiction by Linda Marshall GriffithsCharlotte Brontë's final…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:06am on September 29, 2016

The Season Ticket review " Toon-mad teens hit the back of the net by Alfred Hickling

Northern Stage, NewcastleA pair of belting performances power this energetic tale of two fans' desperate attempts to get into Newcastle UnitedWhen Jonathan Tulloch's novel about the efforts …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:06am on September 29, 2016

Floyd Collins review " subterranean homesick bluegrass in sentimental satire by Michael Billington

Wilton's Music Hall, LondonThere are some striking performances in this musical about an explorer stuck underground, but too many of the lyrics are incomprehensibleA musical about a hero tra…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:06am on September 29, 2016

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui " review by Lyn Gardner

Duchess, LondonHitler's rise to power is parodied in Brecht's allegorical satire with the Führer as scary as a tea cosy. But the finale is soberingThe American gangster movie meets Richard …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:22am on September 29, 2016

Battlefield review " Peter Brook's return to the Mahabharata is breathtaking by Michael Billington

Young Vic, LondonThe director's new work based on the ancient text is one of aesthetic beauty and great skill, if less convincing as a parable of our times Three decades ago, Peter Brook's p…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:26pm on September 28, 2016
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