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Miss Saigon review - an old tale put across with exemplary vigour by Michael Billington

Prince Edward theatre, LondonThe opposing forces of communism and capitalism carry strange visual echoes in this production by Laurence ConnorSo how does Boublil and Schönberg's musical sta…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:33am on September 23, 2016

The Drover's Wife review: Australian classic revitalised with a new muse by Kate Hennessy

Belvoir Theatre, SydneyLeah Purcell's radical reimagining of Henry Lawson's short story is a tense, captivating, action-packed Australian western A selection of short stories by Henry Lawson…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:33pm on September 22, 2016

Terence Bayler obituary by Toby Hadoke

Film, stage and television actor who became part of the Monty Python teamDuring a 60-year career, the versatile actor Terence Bayler, who has died aged 86, became a recognisable face on tele…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:28am on September 22, 2016

Good Canary review " Malkovich makes addiction drama dazzle by Michael Billington

Rose, KingstonJohn Malkovich's immaculately staged version of Zach Helm's clever play about drug dependency and genius doesn't quite escape its sentimental conclusion John Malkovich is renow…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:19am on September 22, 2016

Unveiled: 'Nobody expects Muslim women to be comedians' by Sarah Munir

A group of Muslim Pakistani-American women are pushing the boundaries on how Muslim women are perceived " on the nation's comedy sceneOne of the last things many people might expect a Muslim…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:57am on September 22, 2016

Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse: Legends! review " gentle pleasure of old acquaintances by Brian Logan

Brighton CentreA familiar cast of indelible comic characters and pithy catchphrases imbue the veteran duo's live show with a comforting glowTo open their first live show, commemorating 25 ye…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:50pm on September 21, 2016

Art & About in Sydney: a city snapshot from brothels to bulldozers and beaches by Cassie Tongue

A trio of events looks at where the city has come from and where it's going to with changing laws, suburbs and peopleLiving in Sydney can be a fraught exercise in 2016. Lockout laws have qui…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:50pm on September 21, 2016

Harry Enfield to make theatre debut as movie mogul in Hollywood satire by Chris Wiegand

Once in a Lifetime leads Young Vic season that includes a 'grownup' Midsummer Night's Dream and a new show devised by sex workersHarry Enfield is to make his theatrical debut in a revival of…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:44pm on September 21, 2016

Chuk Iwuji: 'My Hamlet is an ugly beast about to be unleashed' by Alexis Soloski

A stalwart of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Iwuji is finally playing Hamlet, in a production inspired by Black Lives Matter and which is being performed in homeless shelters and prisonsFor …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:37pm on September 21, 2016

Suzan-Lori Parks: 'People in America are often encouraged not to think' by Mark Lawson

The daughter of a Vietnam vet, Suzan-Lori Parks has now written an epic trilogy set during the American civil war. She talks about the military, Obama-era racism and loving Downton AbbeyAs a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:09pm on September 21, 2016

Burning Bridges review " sisters and partners torn apart in autism drama by Lyn Gardner

Theatre 503, LondonAmy Shindler's play about a young woman with Asperger's and a couple's unsteady marriage has convincing performances but suffers from too much plotSince the success of the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:58am on September 21, 2016

The new offenders of standup comedy | Brian Logan by Brian Logan

Political correctness used to rule comedy, but now comics routinely offend their audiences. How did things get so nasty?' Richard Herring and Brendon Burns complained about this article; the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:27am on September 21, 2016

Hans Teeuwen: 'I mock Islam … but I make it funny' by Brian Logan

On stage, the absurdist Dutch comedian is all fairytales and silly songs. Off it, he's a deadly serious " and controversial " political campaigner. He talks fun, failure and freedom of speec…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:25am on September 21, 2016

Kill Climate Deniers: the provocative play that sneakily infiltrated Australia's Parliament House by Kate Hennessy

Once targeted by Andrew Bolt and Breitbart, David Finnigan's play has found new life in a concept albumAt midday on 31 August, a silent and subversive music event happened inside Parliament …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:08am on September 21, 2016

Theatre review: Waiting for Godot / Theatre Royal, Haymarket by Michael Billington

Theatre Royal HaymarketIt's a sign of how much our theatre has changed that Beckett's masterpiece, once seen as a subversion of West End theatre, now occupies one of its iconic temples. But …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:56pm on September 20, 2016

No Man's Land review " McKellen and Stewart capture the contrasts of Pinter's masterwork by Michael Billington

Wyndham's theatre, LondonSean Mathias's production shows the comedy and bleakness in the story of a pub potman invited to a writer's luxurious homeWhen Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart joine…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:44pm on September 20, 2016

Simon McBurney: British theatrical alchemist ready to dazzle Broadway by Andrew Dickson

His hallucinogenic new show takes the audience up the Amazon and to the centre of their own consciousnesses " the latest work from an auteur who has constantly redefined theatreBroadway has …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:07pm on September 20, 2016

Hello, Dolly! with Bette Midler breaks Broadway ticket sales record by Esther Addley

More than $9m spent in first 24 hours on tickets to musical revival to be staged from April next year"Wow!" tweeted Bette Midler when she learned the news late on Monday, and the reaction wi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:09pm on September 20, 2016

Impossible magic show hopes to cast a spell on West End audiences by Maev Kennedy

New crop of illusionists and escapologists aim to breathe life into classic tricksIt could turn out to be a "now you see it, now you don't" trick in which a million pounds vanishes into thin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:30pm on September 20, 2016

Charmian Carr obituary by Ronald Bergan

Actor who radiated youthful charm as Liesl in The Sound of MusicThe actor Charmian Carr, who has died from complications relating to dementia aged 73, was a supporting player who appeared in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:30pm on September 20, 2016

Paradise of the Assassins review " ancient fable questions modern faith and politics by Michael Billington

Tara theatre, LondonTara's new theatre is an enticing venue for this adaptation of a medieval tale, with topical lessons, about lovers manipulated by religious ideology This vital multicultu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:40am on September 20, 2016

The Greater Game review " glaring miss in front of an open goal by Lyn Gardner

Southwark Playhouse, LondonThe story of players from Clapton Orient who joined the 'football battalion' in the first world war is worth telling, but this production borders on the ineptA foo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:28am on September 20, 2016

Culture hacks: the ultimate guide to going out and staying in on the cheap by Graeme Virtue

Like free stuff? Of course you do, you're reading the online version of our student guide. Whether it's opera or gaming, here are more cash-saving culture hacksChronic ditherer? Social butte…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:12am on September 20, 2016

What is Bill Hicks's legacy? Readers' responses by Guardian Readers

For the 20th anniversary of the comedian's death, we asked readers to tell us what they think his legacy is. Was he 'a voice in the wilderness' or the originator of the 'ranting style' of st…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:52pm on September 19, 2016

Mojo review " verbal gunfire replaces British charm by Peter Gotting

Sydney Theatre CompanyIt's flashy, violent and well-acted, but the light and shade are missing in action in this revival of Jez Butterworth's classic playThe director of this revival of Mojo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:34pm on September 19, 2016
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