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Melbourne theatre productions show the difference 40 years of feminism make by Van Badham

Double Indemnity offers female archetypes, Trilogy is a feminist masterwork and Quippings has been called 'crip burlesque'Melbourne Theatre Company's production of Double Indemnity is both g…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:07pm on July 6, 2016

Cut review " sharply staged thriller with a blunt script by Lyn Gardner

The Vaults, LondonAn engaging performance from Hannah Norris holds this atmospheric drama together but the audience is still left in the darkThe young woman welcoming us on to the aeroplane …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:43pm on July 6, 2016

Hamilton musical names its new Broadway stars by Staff and Agencies

Brandon Victor Dixon and Lexi Lawson are taking over roles in Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony award-winning showThe ground-breaking American stage musical Hamilton, winner of 11 Tony awards and th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:22pm on July 6, 2016

Wings over Windermere: high tea and horror as the Suicide Club flies again by Helen Pidd

The pilots of the first world war had a life expectancy of 11 days. Geraldine Pilgrim is telling their story " with the help of a croquet club and a homing pigeon societyStaging an outdoor p…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:14am on July 6, 2016

The Mighty Walzer review " Jacobson's ping-pong comedy is a smash on stage by Alfred Hickling

Royal Exchange, ManchesterElliot Levey and Tracy-Ann Oberman star in an adaptation of Howard Jacobson's rollicking novel about table tennis and onanismLike all great comic novels, Howard Jac…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:49am on July 6, 2016

Cathy Come Home review " Loach's classic staged with passion and fury by Michael Billington

Barbican, LondonCardboard Citizens' remarkable version of the TV drama was followed by a fiery discussion in which Loach condemned the government's 'conscious cruelty'Can art change anything…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:49am on July 6, 2016

Ayesha Hazarika: 'Labour's best drinker? They're so good at it, I couldn't say' by Simon Hattenstone

She advised Ed Miliband and wrote gags for Harriet Harman. Now Ayesha Hazarika is turning her heady Whitehall days into standupAyesha Hazarika is hungover, but it's nothing to do with drink.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:31am on July 6, 2016

'We want to change things': Syrian women begin UK theatre tour by Mark Tran and Laurence Rowley-abel

Queens of Syria, an adaptation of Euripides' antiwar tragedy The Trojan Women, will visit London, Liverpool and EdinburghFor Sham, who fled Syria with her family, life in Damascus before the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:43pm on July 5, 2016

The dramatic truth of the Chilcot inquiry can be told in two hours by Richard Norton-taylor

The report on how the UK went to war with Iraq in 2003 will run to 2.6m words, but a reconstruction of the key evidence is rather more easily digestibleThe evidence was devastating. Week aft…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:25am on July 5, 2016

Young people create brave theatre " but we rarely give them the freedom by Lyn Gardner

Performed by Belgian teenagers, The Hamilton Complex forces us to adjust our worldview. In the UK, adult anxieties are stifling children's cultural experience"As a kid I never got to decide …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:25am on July 5, 2016

Rosaura review " feminists unlock the mystery of Calderón's classic by Michael Billington

Theatre Room, LondonThis two-woman update of Life Is a Dream is brilliantly performed and looks at the Spanish play from a fresh perspectiveThis two-woman version of Calderón's Spanish cl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:12am on July 5, 2016

Let's not flatter politicians with grand Shakespearean comparisons by Michael Billington

In exposing our leaders' fallibility, it's natural to invoke Shakespeare but that crowns them with borrowed grandeur. A better reference point would be Dryden's brand of mock-heroic satireAt…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:06am on July 5, 2016

New writing is a risk but it's one theatres must take by Lyn Gardner

Diversity is key to ensuring a new generation shape theatre's future. But endless development isn't enough " new plays must be put in front of audiencesThe theatre industry is eager to incre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:06am on July 5, 2016

Beryl Burton: The greatest British female cyclist of all time by Helen Pidd

As the Tour de France rolls through Leeds, Maxine Peake's play celebrates life of Beryl Burton, a cyclist who amazed the cycling world in 1967The Tour de France is often described as a battl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:56am on July 5, 2016

The alt city guide to Manchester by Tony Naylor

Beyond the shiny, high-profile regeneration projects, independent, left-field Manchester is still thriving, as our guide to its vibrant bars, restaurants, music venues and creative arts scen…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:50am on July 5, 2016

La Scala ordered to rehire ballerina sacked in anorexia row by Agence France-presse In Rome

Court rules Mariafrancesca Garritano was fired unfairly for claiming dance school was responsible for dancers' eating disordersItaly's top court has ordered the rehiring of a La Scala baller…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:05pm on July 4, 2016

Top playwrights join fight to save drama in schools by Vanessa Thorpe

Patrick Marber and James Graham tell Vanessa Thorpe why it's vital performing arts stay on syllabusPatrick Marber and James Graham, two of Britain's most highly regarded playw…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:33am on July 4, 2016

Cathy Come Home: watch the live stream of Cardboard Citizens' show by Guardian Staff

Watch a theatrical restaging of Ken Loach's drama, followed by a panel discussion about homelessness, live from the Barbican in London at 7.30pm BST on Tuesday 5 JulyFifty years ago, Ken Loa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:33am on July 4, 2016

Ride our log flume! James Acaster's tips for Lindsay Lohan's Kettering trip by James Acaster

The Hollywood star says she'll turn on Kettering's Christmas lights. When she's in town, she should check out our mummified cat and smell the WeetabixDear Lindsay Lohan, Glad to hear that yo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:22am on July 4, 2016

Lucy Beaumont: are northerners funnier than southerners? by Lucy Beaumont

The north and south breed different senses of humour. Johnny Vegas looks at faults in himself while Jimmy Carr deflects outwards. My new gag gets laughs in Hull and nowt in WindsorPicture th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:20am on July 4, 2016

Timothy West on Ian McKellen's Richard II: 'You couldn't take your eyes off him' by Interview By Andrew Dickson

When he played Bolingbroke in a 1960s Prospect production, West discovered a play divided between his character and the king " and learned that McKellen is a white-wine actor while he's defi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:20am on July 4, 2016

Plan your week's theatre: top tickets by Lyn Gardner

Jonathan Pryce brings Liverpool his Merchant of Venice, Geraldine Pilgrim takes flight in the Lake District and Syrian refugees stage Euripides in London Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:03am on July 4, 2016

Katy Brand: 'I was praying demons out of people at 15' by Brian Logan

The comedian relives her teenage years as a fervent evangelical Christian in her new show. As she prepares for the Edinburgh festival, she talks about preaching in shopping centres and comic…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:03am on July 4, 2016

Yirrkala Yarrapay festival: Arnhem Land spectacular lives up to Yothu Yindi's legacy by Michael Dwyer

Acts as musically diverse as the Justice Crew and Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu pay homage to Mandawuy Yunupingu The ruckus begins up the road, towards the beach. Stabbing shouts, the piercing…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:03am on July 4, 2016

Tom Sturridge: 'If I'd been a parent to myself, I would have been scared' by Interview By Barbara Ellen

The actor on rebellion, the power of fear, why Damian Lewis would never offer advice, and the irrelevance of awardsTom Sturridge, 30, is the son of the actor Phoebe Nicholls and the director…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:28am on July 3, 2016
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