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Alan Rickman: 'The Royal Court is where I found out who the hell I was' " video by Guardian Staff

The Royal Court in London is celebrating its 60th birthday with 60 short films in which actors, directors and playwrights celebrate the theatre. In this video, filmed in 2015, Alan Rickman r…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:33am on May 25, 2016

Donmar Warehouse to build temporary theatre for all-female Shakespeare trilogy by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Season comprising Julius Caesar, Henry IV and The Tempest to be staged at 420-seat venue next to King's Cross stationThe Donmar Warehouse is building a temporary theatre for an all-female Sh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:33am on May 25, 2016

A View from Islington North review " satirical sketches skewer Osborne and May by Michael Billington

Arts theatre, LondonGeorge Osborne becomes a sex slave in a lethal piece by David Hare alongside short political plays by Caryl Churchill, Mark Ravenhill, Alistair Beaton and Stella FeehilyA…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:33am on May 25, 2016

Thon Man Molière review " Lochhead's lurid tragicomedy brings lots of laughs by Mark Fisher

Royal Lyceum, EdinburghScandalous affairs and royal tiffs abound in this excellently acted, Scots-tinted take on the brilliant but self-destructive French playwrightThe watery greys of Neil …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:30am on May 25, 2016

A Streetcar Named Desire review " Gillian Anderson is utterly compelling by Susannah Clapp

Young Vic, LondonBenedict Andrews's revival of the Tennessee Williams classic steams off the revolving set of the Young Vic' Gillian Anderson in Streetcar " in pictures' From Anderson to Lei…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:14am on May 25, 2016

Thai superstar cabaret: 'We are happy for people to call us ladyboys, if they talk nice' by Monica Tan

Ladyboy performers talk about touring Australia in a big top extravaganza of diamentes, sequins and feathersThanyakarn "Micky" Rattanarak began thinking of herself as a girl when she was sev…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:55pm on May 24, 2016

Follies In Concert review " stars align in Melbourne for rare and exhilarating night of Sondheim by Clem Bastow

Melbourne Recital CentreGetting this many superstars of Australian musical theatre on stage together is nothing short of a miracle " and a night to rememberA great production of Follies In C…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:55pm on May 24, 2016

Incognito review " Nick Payne's brainteaser is at the top of its class by Alexis Soloski

Manhattan Theatre Club, New YorkThe multi-narrative work sees the cast " including Charlie Cox " shift through neurological oddities. But is the whole thing too cerebral for its own good?Ima…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:50pm on May 24, 2016

Exit the stage direction | Lyn Gardner by Lyn Gardner

The plays of Ibsen and Shaw have extensive stage directions but are they a constraint to creativity or an invitation to imagine?At a recent workshop, as part of the excellent Mousetrap Theat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:14pm on May 24, 2016

From Glastonbury to Book at Bedtime: the uncontainable Kate Tempest by Lyn Gardner

She's a rapper, playwright, poet, novelist " and much more. In her restless, relentless creativity, this unique talent hops freely from one artform to anotherKate Tempest was in Australia ea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:54pm on May 24, 2016

How we survived: child refugees given a stage to tell their stories by Patrick Willocq

Award-winning French photographer Patrick Willocq has recreated the experiences of children who have fled Burundi and Syria using personalised theatre sets. From perilous journeys to the bat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:54am on May 24, 2016

A Subject of Scandal and Concern review " John Osborne wrestles with religion by Michael Billington

Finborough theatre, LondonThis rarely revived piece about a Victorian blasphemy trial reveals the playwright's complex feelings about ChristianityWritten for a 1960 television production sta…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:50am on May 24, 2016

IVF: 'It's overwhelming and shocking at every single turn' by Joanna Moorhead

Infertility treatment had an enormous effect on Gareth Farr and Gabby Vautier and their relationship. The experience inspired him to write a play about the highs and lows of itHere's somethi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:36am on May 24, 2016

Flowers for Mrs Harris review " five-star fairytale about a dream Dior dress by Alfred Hickling

Crucible, SheffieldWith its ravishing sets and fine comic performances, the story of a charlady's quest to acquire a frock is a perfect fillip for a new age of austerityMrs 'Arris Goes to Pa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:40am on May 24, 2016

The Skriker review " Maxine Peake in a Midsummer Night's vision of climate catastrophe by Michael Billington

Royal Exchange, ManchesterAspects of Caryl Churchill's 1994 collaborative fantasy remain obscure, but magnetic Peake and a 12-strong ensemble offer an intensely theatrical experiencePlays ch…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:26am on May 24, 2016

Rebel Wilson to make West End debut in Guys and Dolls by Press Association

'Hopefully I'll crush it,' says the Pitch Perfect film star, who will play the part of Miss Adelaide for eight weeks at London's Phoenix theatreThe Australian actor Rebel Wilson is heading t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:26am on May 24, 2016

'It's a grand undertaking for anybody': Adam Donen on his holographic symphony by Stephen Moss

He cites Hegel as a key influence and compares his music to TS Eliot. The pop-star turned symphonist discusses his plans to bring the first world war's legacy of 'mass-mechanised butchery' t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:30am on May 24, 2016

Maxine Peake to star in A Streetcar Named Desire in Manchester by Chris Wiegand

Exclusive: Actor will portray Blanche DuBois in Sarah Frankcom production of Tennessee Williams playThe role was originated by Jessica Tandy, played on stage and screen by Vivien Leigh and h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:20am on May 24, 2016

Shakespeare Live! review " like an upmarket Royal Variety Show by Michael Billington

BBC2 The show perked up when it got round to the plays but tried to cram too much into one eveningIt is always worrying when an entertainment promises "something for everybody". That usually…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:52pm on May 23, 2016

Derren Brown: Miracle review " a playful, perplexing night of Derren-do by Brian Logan

Palace theatre, LondonThe nation's favourite mentalist explores faith healing in a show that leaves sceptics' and believers' minds jitterbuggingDerren Brown doesn't have a good word to say a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:52pm on May 23, 2016

Alas, poor Ophelia: the minor characters who deserve the spotlight by Lyn Gardner

Ophelias Zimmer presents Hamlet from the perspective of its tragic heroine. There are plenty of other supporting characters I'd like to know more aboutIt's said that Shakespeare wrote The Me…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:30pm on May 23, 2016

Dancing up a storm to Kate Tempest and roller-skating for a Warhol star by Judith Mackrell

A festival at Siobhan Davies dance studio featured Julie Cunningham's moves to match Tempest's verse and Jamie Atherton's solo for Fred HerkoAt the Siobhan Davies dance studios this weekend,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:31pm on May 23, 2016

Midsummer Night's Dream team: 'play for the nation' unites professionals and amateurs by Michael Billington

A doctor and a private-hire driver are just a couple of the amateur actors starring along RSC members in a touring production of the Dream. The experiment is a success but it shouldn't set a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:12am on May 23, 2016

Dragan Klaic obituary by Michael Coveney

Theatre scholar and cultural commentatorThe suspicion of intellectuals in the British performing arts runs deep, so it is hard to appreciate exactly the status and reputation throughout the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:09am on May 23, 2016

The Joke review " an Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman walk into a show by Lyn Gardner

Camden People's theatre, LondonWill Adamsdale, Lloyd Hutchinson and Brian Logan find themselves trapped inside a gag in a piece that pays homage to the theatrical imaginationThe way humour r…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:01am on May 23, 2016
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