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Shuffle Along review " first jazz musical lacks enough full production numbers by Alexis Soloski

Music Box Theatre, New York This show about the creation of the first jazz musical manages to be both entertaining and informative " but unfortunately not at the same timeIf Broadway has the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31pm on April 28, 2016

Tea With The Tories: poet performs angry critique of Blair in Westminster by Hannah Ellis-petersen

Luke Wright delivers acclaimed piece What I Learned From Johnny Bevan … to an audience of only two MPs In the depths of the Palace of Westminster, beneath chandeliers and in front of an im…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:58pm on April 28, 2016

Stowaway review " lives collide in Analogue's refugee mystery by Lyn Gardner

Shoreditch Town Hall, LondonA corpse falling from the sky triggers a fragmented series of stories in a show combining sound and movement to good effectWe are all connected, but often don't r…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:57am on April 28, 2016

Dance of Death review " Strindberg's psychological drama in close-up by Mark Fisher

Citizens theatre, GlasgowThis claustrophobic three-hander can be electrifying but Tam Dean Burn's erratic Captain upsets the balance of a delicately calibrated conflictThe first part of Augu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:46am on April 28, 2016

Elegy review " Zoë Wanamaker is superb in Nick Payne's soulful play about science by Michael Billington

Donmar Warehouse, London Payne's utterly relatable characters make this play about scientific progress an exploration of the very human concepts of love, identity, faith and lossNick Payne's…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:46am on April 28, 2016

David Cross: 'At least 25% of America has always been racist, xenophobic and backwards' by Gareth McLean

Comic and actor David Cross talks the unsurprising rise of Donald Trump, the stupidity of George W Bush " and playing some of the dumbest characters ever written for TVDavid Cross doesn't ho…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on April 28, 2016

The National Theatre's Temporary space must spark permanent change by Lyn Gardner

For three years, a bright red box on the South Bank has hosted exciting shows. The National must retain its spirit if it is to truly live up to its nameThe National Theatre's Temporary Space…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:14am on April 28, 2016

'Beat generation' at sea - archive, 28 April 1958 by From Our Special Correspondent

28 April 1958: Dancers on board a ship on the Mersey compete to be crowned Jive King Liverpool, SaturdayBeyond the gangway was a private world, where the adult stranger was likely to suffer …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:54am on April 28, 2016

Laura Barnett meets the company behind Havana's hottest dance. by Laura Barnett

Havana's hottest dance show goes from mambo to salsa to machete-spinning - in just a few seconds. Laura Barnett meets the companyIn a velvet-plush theatre in a once-affluent district of Hava…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:49pm on April 27, 2016

Long Day's Journey Into Night review " all-star cast conjure a visceral O'Neill by Alexis Soloski

American Airlines Theater, New YorkJessica Lange, Gabriel Byrne and Michael Shannon are all superb as the family tearing one another apart in a dark production of Eugene O'Neill's finest pla…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:44pm on April 27, 2016

Ron Mueck's art: Big, not clever by Jonathan Jones

Ron Mueck's art has been called both big and clever. In fact, says Jonathan Jones it's blank, empty, brainless - and upstaged by several other shows in EdinburghI felt a wave of nausea when …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:27pm on April 27, 2016

Alan Bennett's History Boys are this year's golden graduates by David Smith

They were stars in the landmark West End play and many have gone on to glittering careers in Hollywood and TV, including the latest Doctor Who, Matt Smith. David Smith reports on an extraord…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:27pm on April 27, 2016

Dutch courage: Toneeelgroep Amsterdam's Kings of War " in pictures by Tristram Kenton

Shakespeare's Henry V, Henry VI and Richard III are recast as modern political leaders in Kings of War by the celebrated theatre company Toneelgroep Amsterdam. This bold and innovative four-…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:54am on April 27, 2016

Catherine Tate to take Nan and co on a live tour by Guardian Stage

Comedian's stage show will bring back some of her best-known characters, including Lauren 'Am I bovvered?' Cooper, for 21-date UK tour She was last seen on a fatal kayaking trip in 2007 and …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:53am on April 27, 2016

Travels With My Aunt review " calypsos and cannabis in Graham Greene musical by Michael Billington

Minerva, ChichesterPatricia Hodge is superb as a madcap aunt, whisking her buttoned-up nephew on a world tour, in a perfectly pleasant show that lacks the novel's ambiguitiesGraham Greene's …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:53am on April 27, 2016

Liverpool Everyman's resident actors could become local heroes by Lyn Gardner

Gemma Bodinetz's plans for a multi-skilled, community-based company with a 50:50 gender split is a bold new vision of the theatre's 70s rep modelThe news that Liverpool Everyman plans to tri…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:53am on April 27, 2016

Clybourne Park review " property drama drives a bulldozer through liberal pieties by Lyn Gardner

Richmond theatreBruce Norris's incendiary and excruciatingly funny play, which explores racial tensions and gentrification, gets a finely acted revivalIn Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play A Rai…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:31am on April 27, 2016

Tuck Everlasting review " sweet sip from the elixir of life by Alexis Soloski

Broadhurst Theatre, New YorkThis adaptation of the Natalie Babbitt book has flaws " the songs are repetitive and the set is chaotic " but the show's spirit is ultimately touchingThe question…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:38pm on April 26, 2016

Show Boat: the classic musical still shipshape after all these years by Michael Billington

Through intelligent handling of its racial themes, Daniel Evans's revival has steered this much-loved 1927 show smoothly into the modern ageWhat is it about Show Boat? Why is it that a music…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:43am on April 26, 2016

The Iliad review " Zeus is a beach bum as Homer's gods feel the heat by Mark Fisher

Royal Lyceum, EdinburghMark Thomson's psychologically rich production of the epic has mortals ferociously slugging it out while the gods recline in deckchairs The great thing about the Greek…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:43am on April 26, 2016

Thousands come out to audition for NBC's Hairspray Live! musical by Brian Moylan

A host of Tracy Turnblads flocked to New York and shivered on the streets waiting in line overnight for a shot at life-changing fame in the latest live musicalIt's 8am on a Sunday and the ai…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:43am on April 26, 2016

Folk review " trio of misfits come together for songs in the key of strife by Alfred Hickling

Birmingham Rep Tom Wells's knack for imbuing his characters with warmth and dignity lights up this play about three oddballs united by an ambitious ventureThe most significant writer to emer…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:28am on April 26, 2016

Doctor Faustus review " off-with-your-kit Harington stars in Marlovian mish-mash by Michael Billington

Duke of York's, London The Game of Thrones actor gives us a sense of the scholar's flailing despair but Jamie Lloyd's excessive version of the tragedy comes with a trite messageChristopher M…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:14am on April 26, 2016

We Will Rock You, Dominion Theatre, London by Brian Logan

Dominion Theatre, LondonThe much trumpeted Queen musical has arrived, and it would be hard to imagine a less appropriate vehicle for the band's music - far less for the anti-corporate mes sa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:05am on April 26, 2016

Ben Elton on arts funding: 'Put the money into grassroots. The high end will look after itself' by Alexandra Spring

As a new production of We Will Rock You opens in Sydney, the writer and director sounds off about Donald Trump and the death of live music"Actually I think I know pretty much everything Dona…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:59pm on April 25, 2016
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