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Our Town review " an unforgettable evocation of Everytown by Michael Billington

Almeida, LondonDavid Cromer's cooly observant narrator leads a radically reworked version of Thornton Wilder's classic that taps into collective folk memoryWe are used to seeing old plays gi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:25pm on June 21, 2016

A Midsummer Night's Dream review " Trevor Nunn's foxtrot through colonial India by Michael Billington

New Wolsey, IpswichThe verse is handled with microscopic precision as Nunn relocates Shakespeare's comedy to a world of diplomats and cocktails where Theseus becomes a white-suited Mountbatt…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:14pm on June 21, 2016

Not-so-Secret Theatre by Lyn Gardner

A critic who tweeted the title of the Lyric's new season sparked outrage " and possibly drove audiences to the theatreI love going to the theatre when I don't know very much about a show, wh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:40pm on June 21, 2016

Letter: Peggy Spencer obituary by Mike Draper

The obituary of Peggy Spencer (30 May) inevitably concentrated on the world of competition and showbiz fame. However, those of us growing up as teenagers in south London in the early 1950s w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:40pm on June 21, 2016

Henning Mankell play about colonialism in Africa published in English for first time by Alison Flood

Extract from The Antelopes by Wallander author " who spent years in Mozambique " published in Index on CensorshipA play by Henning Mankell about a Swedish couple struggling to understand the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:15am on June 21, 2016

Psst! The dismal truth about theatre's 'secret location' gimmick by Lyn Gardner

Shows such as Philip Ridley's Karagula aim to entice audiences with the promise of a mysterious venue. All too often, this has little relevance to the play itself"Immersive" was once the mar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:15am on June 21, 2016

Boris Charmatz's Tate Modern takeover gets tourists dancing by Judith Mackrell

The French choreographer will lead 100 dancers in a weekend of participatory performances among the paintings " this exhibition really will move youTate Modern is to be transformed into a Mu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03am on June 21, 2016

David Cross: Making America Great Again! review " obnoxious, cynical gags by Brian Logan

The Forum, LondonThe Arrested Development star is undoubtedly an adept comic but his political show lacks complexity and suffers from punchlines that strain to shockTrump is bad news, US gun…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:49am on June 21, 2016

Cue the levitating longboat: the £35m all-singing, all-dancing history of Britain by ​stephen Smith

First, evangelical hedge fund manager Jonathan Ruffer bought Auckland Castle for £15m. Now he's putting on his first show " with Romans, Vikings, flaming arrows, jousting knights and a 1,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:49am on June 21, 2016

School's results go from Bottom to top, thanks to the Bard by Sarah Cassidy

A school in Kent transformed its results in all subjects, from among the worst to one of the best, with help from ShakespeareUnder bright spotlights in the drama room, students are getting i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:46am on June 21, 2016

It Is Easy to Be Dead five-star review " requiem for a forgotten war poet by Michael Billington

Finborough, LondonNeil McPherson pays tribute to Charles Hamilton Sorley in a beautifully orchestrated production with songs by Schubert and George ButterworthRobert Graves considered Charle…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:46am on June 21, 2016

Benedict Cumberbatch's Hamlet nominated for four Olivier awards by Hannah Ellis-petersen

Cumberbatch up against Kenneth Branagh and Mark Rylance for best actor, while Gemma Arterton and Nicole Kidman vie for best actress Benedict Cumberbatch's Hamlet has received four Olivier aw…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:18pm on June 20, 2016

A roll of the dice? Hasbro to create Monopoly the Musical for Broadway by Nigel M Smith

Toy company is aiming to conquer the Great White Way with a show that it says will do for the board game what The Lego Movie did for colored bricksHasbro has proven to be an asset to Hollywo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:42pm on June 20, 2016

Mary Percy obituary by Stephen Percy

My mother, Mary Percy, who has died aged 102, worked hard to sustain her considerable family and was a talented amateur actor.Born Mary Taylor in Birkenhead, she was the seventh of eight chi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:30pm on June 20, 2016

Church of England sponsors migration play at Edinburgh fringe by Harriet Sherwood Religion Correspondent

Still Here recalls real-life journey of Christian refugee in Calais camp who fled Eritrea after being persecuted for his faithThe Church of England is sponsoring a play at the Edinburgh fest…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:23pm on June 20, 2016

Anne-Marie Duff is Miranda's mother in a rewritten Tempest " video by Guardian Staff

The words of a treasured letter ring in Miranda's ears as she explores her island home in this re-imagining of The Tempest, written and directed by Teresa Griffiths and narrated by Anne-Mari…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:13am on June 20, 2016

'Dogs bark at me': Cumberbatch, Olivier and Rylance as Richard III " in pictures by Guardian Staff

It's a glorious summer of Richard IIIs with Ralph Fiennes playing the role at the Almeida in London and Lars Eidinger starring in the Schaubühne's production at the Edinburgh festival. Here…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:23am on June 20, 2016

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

Groundbreaking European theatre arrives in Birmingham, Slung Low commune with the fairy world in Stratford-upon-Avon, and 1984 returns to the West EndThe Offbeat festival starts at the Old F…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:09am on June 20, 2016

Shakespeare's 'Brexit play': Josie Rourke on King John by Interview By Andrew Dickson

The Donmar Warehouse chief on directing a darkly witty drama about our destiny as a nation " and why it reminds her of The West WingIn 2006 and 2007, the RSC decided to do a Complete Works s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:09am on June 20, 2016

The James Plays review " triumphant trilogy holds a mirror to Scottish history by Mark Fisher

Edinburgh Festival theatreRona Munro's day-long reimagining of 15th-century royal Scotland shows a nation determined to do things on its own terms Related: The lost kings of Scotland There's…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:05am on June 20, 2016

Life With Father: the long-lost daddy of Broadway by Mark Lawson

Life with Father, about a sexist patriarch and submissive wife, holds the record for the longest-running non-musical play in New York. Now, 75 years after it premiered, Mark Lawson…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:51pm on June 19, 2016

Jonathan Miller and Barrie Rutter: 'At this age, people assume you to be either dead or senile' by Alfred Hickling

Jonathan Miller is notching up his eighth Lear. How did he persuade Barrie Rutter to play the king? By telling him it's a comedyShortly before rehearsals commence on King Lear, Jonathan Mill…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:38am on June 19, 2016

Jane Horrocks webchat " as it happened by Guardian Staff

The Little Voice actor is covering 80s hits in her new show If You Kiss Me Kiss Me, and joined us to answer your questions. Catch up with her answers here 2.13pm GMT Thanks to everyone who s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:38am on June 19, 2016

Vassa Zheleznova review " Liverpool dock strike is no match for the Russian revolution by Michael Billington

Southwark Playhouse, LondonAn updating of Gorky's play loses the moral ambiguity surrounding its female protagonist and makes little sense uprooted from its historial contextMaxim Gorky's pl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on June 19, 2016

Karagula review " JFK rituals and snow-globe worshippers by Lyn Gardner

Styx, LondonPhilip Ridley's three-hours-plus tangle of dystopian fantasies doesn't lack for imagination, but is undone by its own excessesIn fairytales, communities ensure their continued sa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:51am on June 19, 2016
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