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Owen Holder obituary by Simon Holder

My father Owen Holder, who has died aged 95, was a playwright, actor, theatre director and television scriptwriter. He appeared on stage in the West End and toured all over the US.His father…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:37am on August 2, 2016

The perils of being theatre's next big thing by Lyn Gardner

Theatre's obsession with the new is magnified during the Edinburgh fringe. But as well as hunting out fresh talent, we need to ensure that artist development schemes support sustainable care…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:31am on August 2, 2016

Ricky Tomlinson on picketing, prison and new play United We Stand by Alfred Hickling

The Royle Family star was jailed after the national construction workers' strike of 1972. As a satirical show about the 'Shrewsbury 24' arrives in Shropshire, he looks back on the controvers…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:27am on August 2, 2016

Fall of the Kingdom, Rise of the Foot Soldier review " England's green and unpleasant land by Lyn Gardner

The Other Place, Stratford-upon-AvonThe RSC's sparky production of Somalia Seaton's fearless new play gets to the core of our fractured society, where divisions lurk beneath a polite veneerW…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:27am on August 2, 2016

Rob Drummond, 34, GSOH: the playwright hosting blind dates on stage by Lyn Gardner

He has been beaten up and caught bullets in his previous shows. Now Rob Drummond has turned matchmaker, offering audiences a shot at true loveThe Scottish playwright and performer Rob Drummo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:27am on August 2, 2016

Michelle Wolf: 'Four years of Donald Trump jokes will drive me insane' by Elise Czajkowski

She's stormed America's late-night talkshows and worked on Chris Rock's Oscars speech. Now Michelle Wolf is taking her political standup to EdinburghThis week, Michelle Wolf is set to take h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:09am on August 2, 2016

How can participatory theatre be improved? by Andy Field

Performances that rely on audience participation can be difficult to instigate. Do flashmobs offer some useful ideas?New forms of public drama ... a flash mob in Sao Paulo. Photograph: Alexa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:57am on August 2, 2016

'Once you can handle the insults, you begin': inside Philippe Gaulier's clown school by Brian Logan

Sacha Baron Cohen says he's the funniest man he's ever met and countless comics have learned from his ridicule. Brian Logan attends the classes of the legendary French teacherAn exercise has…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:57am on August 2, 2016

Much ado about Shakespeare: UK hosts global Bard summit by Esther Addley

Stratford-upon-Avon and London to welcome huge gathering of academics and fans, 400 years after playwright's deathHow have touring productions of Shakespeare gone down with Japanese audience…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:25pm on August 1, 2016

The Lion, the Witch and the Goddaughter: the real Lucy behind CS Lewis's classic by Lucy Grace

Everyone knows the plucky Lucy Pevensie who ventures to Narnia but the novel's author dedicated the book to another Lucy. Her story is the inspiration for my Edinburgh festival showFour sibl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:32pm on August 1, 2016

Harry Potter is done, says JK Rowling " video by Guardian Staff

JK Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter book series, speaks to the press at the opening gala of the new play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Saturday. The play is billed as the eight…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:15am on August 1, 2016

'Tom Hiddleston was pure clown " he sang a boyband number' by Interview By Andrew Dickson

Designer Nick Ormerod on how he brought Shakespeare's ancient Britons into the 20th century for Cheek by Jowl's production of CymbelineDesigning for Cheek by Jowl is very pragmatic. We're a …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:54am on August 1, 2016

'Booed off in 17 seconds' " comedians recall their first gigs by Chris Wiegand and Anna Menin

Shappi Khorsandi felt as if she'd walked on the moon. Isy Suttie watched a man change a dressing on a wound as she spoke. Omid Djalili fell off the stage. So how did the first gigs of Paul M…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:55am on August 1, 2016

Cats review " kitsch, dated … yet strangely adorable by Emma Brockes

There's no plot, no subtext and no apparent point, but the tunes " including Memory, sung by Leona Lewis " drill into your brain like a flesh-eating worm Related: Leona Lewis on joining Broa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12pm on July 31, 2016

Edinburgh festival to erupt with sound and light spectacular by Severin Carrell Scotland Editor

Deep Time event will beam 3D images of volcanic eruptions on to Edinburgh castle to celebrate city's geological historyFestivalgoers in Edinburgh will witness the city's birth from volcanic …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:46pm on July 31, 2016

Meow Meow: cat on a hot tin roof by Ben Walters

Always one step from disaster on stage, cabaret sensation Meow Meow is charming audiences and reeling in a roll-call of fans from Barry Humphries to David Bowie. Ben Walters meets her ahead …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:34am on July 31, 2016

The World Goes Round review " Kander and Ebb's greatest (feminist) hits by Alfred Hickling

Stephen Joseph theatre, Scarborough The musicals of John Kander and Fred Ebb have brought us showstopping songs and great characters, from bored housewives to ageing shoplifters " all of who…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:22am on July 31, 2016

The battle to keep Jerry Springer - the Opera on the road by Stewart Lee

What's it like to direct a play amid pickets and religious riots? Stewart Lee on the battle to keep Jerry Springer - the Opera on the roadRichard Thomas' multi-award winning musical Jerry Sp…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:09am on July 31, 2016

Stewart Lee's insider's take on William and Kate by Stewart Lee

Comedian Stewart Lee knows the secret behind the royal wedding " and it's more Wicker Man than fairytale endingThe selection of Kate Middleton, a lowly commoner drawn from the very dregs of …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:09am on July 31, 2016

Stewart Lee: 'I decided to write like I was trying to get myself sacked' by Stewart Lee

In an extract from his new book, a collection of pieces written largely for this newspaper, the standup recalls how he learned column-writing on the jobMy new book, Content Provider, annotat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:09am on July 31, 2016

Mark Rylance: 'I was amused Steven Spielberg offered me the part' by Interview By Alex Clark

From the Globe to the Oscars, the actor's work has been rapturously received. Now for the biggest role of his career…Actor Mark Rylance's work ranges across film, theatre and television, i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03am on July 31, 2016

Rufus Norris: 'I'm not a visionary. I don't have to have all the ideas' by Rachel Cooke

Eighteen months into his tenure, the National Theatre's artistic head, a one-time painter and decorator, talks diversity, criticism and making a drama out of BrexitRufus Norris never expecte…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03am on July 31, 2016

Pigs and Dogs review " a quick shot at homophobia by Susannah Clapp

Royal Court, LondonCaryl Churchill takes just 15 minutes to skewer intolerance in Africa with a challenge to both prejudice and the conventions of political theatreOnce again Caryl Churchill…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:01am on July 31, 2016

Don Quixote review " the Bolshoi puts its best foot forward by Sarah Crompton

Royal Opera House, LondonStrutting matadors, fiery señoritas and outstanding soloists show the scandal-hit company at its virtuoso bestWhen I was first learning about ballet as a child I …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:01am on July 31, 2016

Half a Sixpence review " slick musical update lacks emotional clout by Clare Brennan

Chichester Festival theatreJulian Fellowes and Cameron Mackintosh's reworking of HG Wells has the production values but lacks rounded charactersHit-makers Julian Fellowes (writer of Downton …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:01am on July 31, 2016
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