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Theatre excels at exposing injustices, just not its own by Lyn Gardner

Shows around the UK are underpinned by countless unpaid hours, short-term contracts and decreasing fees. At a time of cuts, artists are afraid to rock the boatThe Office for National Statist…

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

Sarah Millican review " a saucy postcard from smutty country by Brian Logan

Brighton Dome The emphasis is relentlessly below the waist in a frank show ostensibly about the comedian embracing rural lifeDo we have a new genre of standup? Just as Michael McIntyre did l…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:54am on June 16, 2016

Late Night review " Europe's in meltdown, but the music plays on by Lyn Gardner

The Pit, LondonA shattered ballroom is the setting for Greek company Blitz's apocalyptic vision of a lost continent where catastrophe is political and emotionalLondon has gone dark, Paris is…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:54am on June 16, 2016

Spinning on the graves: Circa stage a show in London cemetery by Lyn Gardner

Circus is a celebration of being alive " so what happens when acrobats perform in a graveyard? Yaron Lifschitz of the Australian ensemble talks about the dusk staging of their eerie new piec…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:51am on June 16, 2016

Aladdin review " Disney musical is a magic carpet ride to panto land by Michael Billington

Prince Edward theatre, London Impressive stage magic, a gold-dripping design and a party-loving genie make this energetic adaptation of the animated movie a wicked treatImagine a Christmas p…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:31pm on June 15, 2016

Tony-nominated musical She Loves Me to put on Broadway's first live-stream by Nigel M Smith

The telecast is set for 30 June from Studio 54, as the Great White Way finally catches up with the ever growing and popular live broadcast arenaThe Tony-nominated revival of the 1964 musical…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:27pm on June 15, 2016

One Man, Two Guvnors " review by Michael Billington

Adelphi, LondonTransfers can be tricky. But Richard Bean's updated version of Goldoni's comic classic seems, if anything, even funnier than it did at the National. The text has been shortene…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36pm on June 15, 2016

Frank Carson: may he RIP by Bruce Dessau

Even Clive Anderson couldn't get a word in edgeways when the Belfast-born comedian was a guest on his show. Bruce Dessau looks back at the much-missed motormouth's careerThe death of Frank C…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:09pm on June 15, 2016

The secret of theatre directing? Finding another job to pay for it by Derek Bond

Lots of 'successful' directors need a second source of income. Unless fees improve, it will become a career solely for those who can afford itThere is a strange, unwritten rule among theatre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:45am on June 15, 2016

National day of action: art and theatre join forces to make culture an election issue by Steph Harmon

More than 60 arts organisations lost funding in May, after severe budget cuts to the Australia Council. And the industry is fighting backArts and theatre organisations, artists and industry …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:38am on June 15, 2016

Orpheus for the age of Trump: Anaïs Mitchell on her folk opera Hadestown by Kate Molleson

Mitchell's hit off-Broadway show about a tyrannical billionaire building a wall to 'keep out the enemy' was written in 2006 but could hardly be more topical. The folk singer discusses retell…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:21pm on June 14, 2016

'It was​ utter bedlam': Mancunians caught in the IRA blast see their stories on stage by Alfred Hickling

Twenty years after the Manchester bombing, the immersive theatre show On Corporation Street looks at those caught in the chaos " from the man having a haircut to the couple getting marriedBo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:21pm on June 14, 2016

Town Is Dead review " Mother Courage fights for survival in Dublin by Helen Meany

Abbey, DublinPhillip McMahon and Raymond Scannell's 'play within music' is a sometimes awkward yet always impassioned story about a working-class woman's strugglesPlaywright Phillip McMahon …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:14am on June 14, 2016

Ron Funches review " Undateable TV star brings good cheer and fart gags by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, LondonThe tittering US comedian finds his own jokes hilarious in a show that offers flashes of steel beneath the surface jollityAmerican comedians aren't used to performing for…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:14am on June 14, 2016

Eyewitness: Broadway, New York by Theo Wargo/getty Images

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SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:56am on June 14, 2016

Where are Britain's mega-hit musicals to rival Tony winner Hamilton? by Matt Trueman

Lin-Manuel Miranda's show is the latest daring, original musical to emerge in the US. Britain lags behind " but the roots of a revival are in placeLin-Manuel Miranda's mega-hit Hamilton, wit…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on June 14, 2016

The Taming of the Shrew review " plenty of spunk, but lacking subtlety by Alexis Soloski

Shakespeare in the Park, New YorkAn all-female version of Shakespeare's problem play starts with a Trump-style announcer at a beauty pageant and ends with a rousing version of Bad Reputation…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:40pm on June 13, 2016

Hamilton: it won 11 Tony awards, but can it win over the West End? by Alexis Soloski

What works on Broadway doesn't always succeed in London, but despite being a deeply American story, the blockbuster musical has the potential to be universalThe Americans are coming! The Ame…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:07pm on June 13, 2016

Mary MacLeod obituary by Anthony Hayward

Actor best known for appearances in the Lindsay Anderson films If …. and O Lucky Man!Mary MacLeod, who has died aged 78, was a prolific character actor whose face was more familiar than he…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:55am on June 13, 2016

Corin Redgrave obituary by Michael Billington

A political radical, as an actor he excelled at playing tortured establishment figuresCorin Redgrave, who has died aged 70, was both a formidable actor and a strenuous political activis…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:59am on June 13, 2016

Rewriting classical theatre: 'Female characters are sad, have babies or talk about men' by Emine Saner

The Faction's writer and director are putting women centre stage in their new production of a Maxim Gorky play In one rehearsal of Vassa Zheleznova, the new adaptation of the Maxim Gorky pla…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:58am on June 13, 2016

Best quotes from the Tony awards 2016: 'If I didn't deserve it, this would be embarrassing' by Alex Needham

From Sheldon Harnick accepting his lifetime achievement award to James Corden's dad's advice to his son, here are the best lines from this year's Tonys"Think of tonight as the Oscars, but wi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:46am on June 13, 2016

Lynn Redgrave obituary by Michael Coveney

Gifted actor with a flair for comedy from a celebrated British theatrical dynastyEven by the colourful standards of her own family's public profile and professional achievements, Lynn Redgra…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:39am on June 13, 2016

Tony awards highlights: Hamilton wins big as Corden acknowledges Orlando attack " video by Guardian Staff

The Tony awards, which mark the achievements of the theatrical world, took place on Sunday evening in New York with newcomers Hamilton making their mark, winning 11 awards. Host James Corden…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:28am on June 13, 2016

Vanessa Redgrave on why she was ready to die: 'Trying to live was getting too tiring' by Simon Hattenstone

The legendary actor, 79, on ageing, religion, human rights and the notorious Oscars speech that stalled her Hollywood career'Cheers,' says Vanessa Redgrave. She clinks her glass of elderflow…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:28am on June 13, 2016
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