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Phaedra(s) review " three into one don't go by Susannah Clapp

Barbican, LondonIsabelle Huppert sparkles intermittently in an incoherent attempt to yoke together different versions of the Greek mythAs a showcase for the translucent talent of Isabelle Hu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:34am on June 19, 2016

Richard III review " king of the car park by Susannah Clapp

Almeida theatre, London N1Ralph Fiennes is a masterly, transfixing Richard, while Vanessa Redgrave curses with quiet convictionHe seduces like a basilisk. Sheer force of self-belief concentr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:34am on June 19, 2016

Swan Lake review " a muted ballet blanc saved by its corps by Luke Jennings

Royal Albert Hall, LondonA revival of Derek Deane's production brings its 60-strong backing dancers to the foreDerek Deane's production of Swan Lake for English National Ballet is not especi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:34am on June 19, 2016

Aladdin review " charisma and crackle by Sarah Crompton

Prince Edward theatre, LondonDisney's Broadway hit is an energetic, Lurex-lined extravaganzaDisney's Aladdin, arriving in the West End two years after its Broadway debut, is a strangely old-…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:34am on June 19, 2016

On Corporation Street review " emotional blast by Clare Brennan

Home, ManchesterAnu recreates the 1996 IRA attack in Manchester as promenade theatre relying on audience imagination to fill in the gapsOn the stage of the main auditorium is a lorry, hazard…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:34am on June 19, 2016

Ross review " Terence on Arabia by Susannah Clapp

Chichester festival theatreA first-rate Joseph Fiennes saves the day in Terence Rattigan's timid drama based on TE LawrenceThese days a theatre critic measures out her life in the Fiennes br…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:34am on June 19, 2016

The theatre of reality … and avoiding the stage's kiss of death by Tim Crouch

What do clocks, running water, fire and kisses have in common? They kill theatre. The playwright of Adler & Gibb " which invents the past lives of two artists " on the dangers of too muc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:12am on June 19, 2016

John Waters webchat " as it happened by Guardian Staff

The Pope of Trash behind cult hits like Cry Baby and Hairspray joined us to answer your questions on Bob Dylan stealing his moustache, his Simpsons cameo and Werner Herzog 2.03pm GMT 2.02pm…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:15pm on June 18, 2016

Jonathan Cecil obituary by Michael Billington

Versatile actor and writer often called upon to play toffs and bumbling clericsThe actor Jonathan Cecil, who has died of pneumonia aged 72 after suffering from emphysema, spent much of his …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:56pm on June 18, 2016

OUR land people stories review " triple bill delivers powerful messages in dance form by Clarissa Sebag-montefiore

Near operatic storytelling and inspiring music take Bangarra's brilliant effort on a journey from loss and pain to more hopeful themes such as kinship and artOUR land people stories " Bangar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:44pm on June 17, 2016

Harry Styles and Lea Michele top of casting wishlist for Wicked film by Nancy Groves

One Direction singer and Glee actor linked to screen adaptation of hit musical, along with Billy Elliot's Stephen DaldryA Wicked fan, a One Direction fan and a Glee fan walk into a cinema ..…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:30pm on June 17, 2016

Fonteyn and Nureyev sparkle in Le Corsaire at Covent Garden: archive, 5 Nov 1962 by Our Ballet Critic

5 November 1962: Nureyev, it seems, is good for Fonteyn who evidently relishes his exotic, far from submissive partnershipThe choreography of the pas de deux from Le Corsaire, which Fonteyn …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:13pm on June 17, 2016

Sir Peter Wright memoir reveals monster feuds of ballet greats by Dalya Alberge

Rudolf Nureyev is recalled as a troubled man who 'pushed people, behaving appallingly' in new book On stage, they wowed audiences and scaled the heights of artistry. Offstage, some of the w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:57pm on June 17, 2016

Patrick Marber: 'I've written a play about sex " that doesn't make me Dr Ruth' by Emma Forrest

From the archive: In this article first published on 1 December 1997, the year that Closer opened at the National, the playwright dubbed 'the new Pinter' talks about his days as a standup an…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:57am on June 17, 2016

Joan Rivers' daughter 'outraged' over mistakes that led to comedian's death by Jessica Glenza In New York

Report finds New York endoscopy clinic failed to respond to comedian's waning vital signs, failed to check her weight and performed procedures without consentThe daughter of Joan Rivers said…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:49am on June 17, 2016

Five of the best... new plays by Lyn Gardner

The Truth | Bird | The Curious Incident Of The Dog in The Night-Time | Cuttin' It | Can I Start Again PleaseThe Florian Zeller hit factory just keeps on delivering. First came The Father, th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on June 17, 2016

Three of the best... dance performances this week by Judith Mackrell

Marie Chouinard | Birmingham Royal Ballet | LA Dance ProjectThe experimental choreographer presents two contrasting works: a minimalist piece exploring the dynamics of walking is paired with…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on June 17, 2016

Mark Watson: 'I plan to watch The Simpsons on my deathbed' by Rachel Aroesti

From the Fast Show to other people's pain, the comedian reveals the things that make him laugh the mostPaul Foot is a contender. The first time I saw him " about 10 years ago " I thought I w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:56am on June 17, 2016

Why I strip off for my standup show by Luisa Omielan

I'm a woman and a comedian: here are my boobs. Now can I just get on with my jokes please?For a lot of people, being naked onstage is their worst nightmare. For me, I'm having the time of my…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:49pm on June 16, 2016

Richard III review " Ralph Fiennes gets to grips with Shakespeare's ruthless ruler by Michael Billington

Almeida, LondonIn Rupert Goold's production, Fiennes sacrifices some of the character's irony while Vanessa Redgrave softens the often scolding Queen MargaretRupert Goold's production begins…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:43pm on June 16, 2016

First Light review " questions of courage and cowardice in tale of a war deserter by Mark Lawson

Minerva, ChichesterMark Hayhurst's play about a court-martialled first world war soldier is sharply intelligent and emotionally joltingThe canon of first world war drama is already vast. Mar…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:34pm on June 16, 2016

Women in crisis: what Medea and Phaedre teach us about mental illness by Violaine Huisman

Ancient texts have a cosmic way of speaking to people in our time: for instance, a New York woman who killed her two children, and my mother, who killed herselfPascale, my daughter's school …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:25pm on June 16, 2016

Hamilton's original Broadway cast to be filmed before Lin-Manuel Miranda exits by Nigel M Smith

The creator and star of the Tony-winning sensation leaves the show in July - but before he takes his bow, the show will be recorded on two separate nightsHamilton star and creator Lin-Manuel…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:25pm on June 16, 2016

Peter Stevens obituary by Alan Strachan

General administrator of the National Theatre during Peter Hall's time as directorPeter Stevens, who has died aged 83, more or less fell into his eventual career in British theatre administr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:14pm on June 16, 2016

The National Joke review " politics of despair amid a Tory Twitter storm by Alfred Hickling

Stephen Joseph theatre, ScarboroughThe satire is a little shaky but this neatly acted production finds Torben Betts once more smuggling left-leaning, state-of-the-nation analysis into his co…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:03am on June 16, 2016
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