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Fern Brady review " eye-catching tales of standup's past life as a stripper by Brian Logan

Stand Comedy Club, EdinburghMore confident than last year's debut, Brady's show Male Comedienne focuses on what stripping taught her about feminism and female behaviour"What is this 'us girl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:14pm on August 15, 2016

Fela Kuti, a Glasgow nightclub and the drama of the ladies' loos by Libby Brooks

Adura Onashile's new play, Expensive Shit, takes place in two toilets " one in Glasgow and the other at Fela's legendary Lagos club. She talks about her bathroom sink dramaIn a nightclub toi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:13pm on August 15, 2016

Edinburgh festival 2016: six shows you shouldn't miss by Lyn Gardner and Brian Logan

Dolphins on LSD, a comic symphony and an improbable family show about a school siege … our critics pick the top tickets of this year's fringeTankBreach Theatre's compelling look at gender …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:12pm on August 15, 2016

Dad jokes, Chilcot and pleasuring a cucumber: my day as an Edinburgh performer by Alexis Petridis

Involving the audience is the big trend at this year's fringe. How did Alexis Petridis cope when he got up on stage in five shows?It is half past midnight and I am at the Edinburgh festival …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:12pm on August 15, 2016

Edinburgh fringe 2014: the 10 best jokes so far by Compiled By James Kettle

Our roundup of the best standup gags at this year's festivalI'm going to start doing Class-A drugs when I'm an OAP. Why wouldn't you? You don't have to get up in the morning, you'll never ha…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06pm on August 15, 2016

Helen Monks: 'The angrier I get, the funnier people seem to find it' by Ryan Gilbey

She was a poet laureate at 11, starred in The Archers as a teen and played Caitlin Moran in Raised By Wolves. Now the 23-year-old is taking her own show to Edinburgh " about the perils of gr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06pm on August 15, 2016

Hippos, custard and tapas: the 10 funniest jokes of the Edinburgh fringe by Guardian Staff

The comedy channel Dave asked the public to vote on the best gags to emerge from this year's fringe festival, and here are the results Related: Top 10 jokes of the Edinburgh fringe festival …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:57am on August 15, 2016

Sex, pandas and Boris Johnson's hair " the best jokes from Edinburgh festival by Guardian Stage

These are the funniest lines we've heard so far from this year's standup shows'Surely every car is a people carrier?': 10 funniest jokes at the fringe in 2015Just switched from eating veniso…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:57am on August 15, 2016

Faslane review " solo show tackles Trident from all angles by Lyn Gardner

Summerhall, EdinburghJenna Watt is tugged around the stage amid competing arguments over Britain's missile renewal in a nifty investigation of a divisive issueHow often do we admit to not re…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:57am on August 15, 2016

Henry Rollins hits the fringe: 'On nights off, it feels like my guts are missing' by Henry Rollins

We asked the punk comic to keep a diary en route to his Edinburgh show. He describes what performing means to him and why he'll 'never have a straight job'2.50pm, 12 August. Sheraton Hotel, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:57am on August 15, 2016

Consuming Passions review " Ayckbourn serves up Hitchcockian restaurant thriller by Alfred Hickling

Stephen Joseph theatre, ScarboroughMelanie witnesses a murder plot over dinner " or is she hallucinating? Audiences enjoying a light meal enter the twilight zone in this appetising two-parte…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:40am on August 15, 2016

The 100 best nonfiction books: No 29 " Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett (1952/53) by Robert McCrum

A bleakly hilarious, enigmatic watershed that changed the language of theatre and still sparks debate six decades onWaiting for Godot was not just a two-act play in which, as one wit put it,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:27am on August 15, 2016

Barry Hanson obituary by Christopher Hampton and Stephen Frears

Producer hailed for the groundbreaking television film The Naked Civil Servant, and The Long Good Friday, one of the finest British gangster moviesBarry Hanson, who has died aged 72, moved t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:49pm on August 14, 2016

SCO/Gardiner; Aimard/Tamestit/ Simpson review " kitsch drama and multiple homages by Kate Molleson

Usher Hall (two stars); Queen's Hall (four stars), EdinburghAudience attention waned during the Scottish Chamber Orchestra's performance of Schumann's Manfred, but Pierre-Laurent Aimard's tr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on August 14, 2016

Shameless and subversive: the feminist revolution hits the Edinburgh fringe by Lyn Gardner

From a burlesque that belittles the patriarchy to an unholy reworking of the Bible, righteous anger bubbles over into artistic brilliance at the 2016 festivalSmashing the patriarchy has neve…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:37am on August 14, 2016

Allegro review " Rodgers and Hammerstein's doctor dances through small-town drama by Michael Billington

Southwark Playhouse, LondonThom Southerland directs the European premiere of this musical about an Everyman's dilemma, but it's too detached from the wider story of AmericaIt is a shock to r…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on August 14, 2016

The View from Castle Rock review " Alice Munro stories set sail in vivid adaptation by Lyn Gardner

St Marks artSpace, EdinburghThe author's tales of her ancestors' flight to the new world draw parallels with today's migrants in a show that honours the graceful economy of her proseWhen 10-…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:24am on August 14, 2016

Daphne at Edinburgh festival review " offbeat comedy from a winning trio by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghFrom an inappropriate house-hunter to a slave-driving Willy Wonka, Phil Wang, George Fouracres and Jason Forbes are back with a fresh handful of bizarre skitsWe…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:24am on August 14, 2016

Death, pain, humiliation and hilarity … Tim Crouch on the joy of Twelfth Night by Interview By Andrew Dickson

The actor and theatre-maker had such a good time playing Malvolio in Shakespeare's comedy that he wrote a whole show for himIn the mid-90s, I acted in a production of Tom Stoppard's Rosencra…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:32am on August 14, 2016

Stig of the Dump review " relaxed rapport in the great outdoors by Clare Brennan

Grosvenor Park Open Air theatre, Chester Theatrical joy and magic are summoned, but the caveman of Clive King's novel is sadly dehumanisedMaybe it's because it feels a bit like a circus - wi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:10am on August 14, 2016

Edinburgh theatre review " a week of masks, music - and a swiped notebook by Kate Kellaway

Tennessee Williams devastates afresh, refugees face a treacherous journey and papier-mache masks thrill in a wild and windy festival cityThe Edinburgh fringe is like a game of Scottish whisp…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:10am on August 14, 2016

What sorcery is this? A £140 ticket for new Harry Potter play now costs £8,327 by Rob Davies and Laurie Chen

Producers of West End box office hit condemn secondary ticketing websites as a 'plague' on desperate fansTickets for the hit West End Harry Potter play are on sale for more than £8,300 on…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:25pm on August 13, 2016

Monumental review " everything's turned up by Sarah Crompton

Playhouse, EdinburghDance company Holy Body Tattoo and cult band Godspeed You! Black Emperor combine to exhausting but euphoric effect"Warning. This performance contains loud music", read th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:25pm on August 13, 2016

David Henry Hwang: racial casting has evolved " and so have my opinions by David Henry Hwang

The American playwright explains why favouring white actors on stage is a bad business model " and publicly admits a secret about the Miss Saigon yellow-face controversy for the first time' …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:08pm on August 13, 2016

Bard lot: how the fringe is celebrating Shakespeare 400 by Lyn Gardner

From a Dream that draws on Star Wars to a starring role for the weird sisters, there's a bevy of Shakespeare-related shows at Edinburgh in the playwright's quadricentenary yearThe lure may b…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:42am on August 13, 2016
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