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Tim Minchin on his Groundhog Day musical and George Pell's 'moral obligation' by Amanda Meade

Ahead of his sister Nel's new documentary, Matilda and Me, Tim Minchin speaks to Guardian Australia about how he found his voiceTim Minchin's overnight success came only after years of strug…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:50am on April 1, 2016

Laughing stock: Jimmy Carr outed, comedy's top 100, Brand new Russell Kane by Brian Logan

Accusations of tax avoidance, the most influential people in comedy, Russells, and Alastair and Armando square upThe 8 Out of 10 Cats host, Jimmy Carr, finds himself strewn across the newspa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:30pm on March 31, 2016

Broadway hit Hamilton under fire after casting call for 'non-white' actors by Nigel M Smith

The producers of the musical, which reimagines the story of Alexander Hamilton, said they 'will continue to cast the show with the same multicultural diversity'Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda's…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:53pm on March 31, 2016

Herding sheep: why London theatre critics really need to get out more by Lyn Gardner

Budget cuts, rising travel costs " it's tough for critics to get to plays in remote areas but let's not bolster the idea that regional theatre cannot compete In the week that A Nation's Thea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:14pm on March 31, 2016

Ronnie Corbett - Nancy Banks-Smith reviews the Two Ronnies, May 1978 by Nancy Banks-smith

26 May 1978: Nancy Banks-Smith reviews the Two Ronnies at the London PalladiumMuch-loved star of classic TV comedy dies aged 85If you bump into Ronnie Corbett in the street, which would be a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:14pm on March 31, 2016

Russell Kane review " hyperactive tales of fatherhood and hangovers by Brian Logan

Marlowe theatre, CanterburyThe Essex comic's new dad routine wins no prizes for originality, but there is still more material in two hours than many fit into a decadeFour years ago, a broody…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 31, 2016

Idiots review " strident but skittish Dostoevsky adaptation by Lyn Gardner

Soho theatre, LondonA contemporary version of the Russian classic from Caligula's Alibi never gets to grips intellectually or aesthetically with its own ideasIn Some Trace of Her at the Nati…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 31, 2016

Les Blancs review " a near-perfect production of an imperfect play by Michael Billington

National Theatre, LondonWhite liberalism and postcolonial freedom-fighting clash in Yaël Farber's sensuous production, but Lorraine Hansberry's play is a product of its timeThis play has …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 31, 2016

Ronnie Corbett obituary by Stuart Jeffries

Actor and comedian who became a national treasure as partner to Ronnie Barker in The Two Ronnies"I was lying in bed with my wife last Sunday morning when she called me by a special pet name,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 31, 2016

Method acting can go too far " just ask Dustin Hoffman | Michael Simkins by Michael Simkins

Reports that the star may have hurled insults at Meryl Streep are no surprise " actors are constantly searching for ways to spice up performancesThe claim in Michael Schulman's recent book, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 31, 2016

Brian Logan considers whether comedians can ever play it totally straight by Brian Logan

David Walliams has been cast in Stephen Poliakoff's new drama - but can comedians ever play it totally straight? By Brian Logan"They laughed when I said I was going to be a comedian," runs t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:45pm on March 30, 2016

They cannot be serious: why comics tend to make bad baddies by Brian Logan

One-time Blackadder buffoon Hugh Laurie was on devilish form in The Night Manager but it's a rare comedian who plays a convincing screen villainThe BBC's adaptation of John le Carré's The N…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:55am on March 30, 2016

Richard Alston Dance Company review " Scarlatti's story recast in astounding light by Judith Mackrell

Sadler's Wells, London Alston spins a hybrid of kathak and classical dance styles from the composer's sonatas " wringing out a deep, intimate engagement with his fierce rhythmsRichard Alston…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:48am on March 30, 2016

Long Day's Journey Into Night review " Jeremy Irons and Lesley Manville shine with sexual passion and rage by Michael Billington

Bristol Old VicRichard Eyre rushes through Eugene O'Neill's masterpiece but gets to the heart of the tortured love of the Tyrones, played mesmerisingly by his leadsRichard Eyre famously dire…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:52am on March 30, 2016

Bug review " edgy drama of lost souls can't scratch the itch by Lyn Gardner

Found 111, LondonStar-cast James Norton and Kate Fleetwood are intense, but Tracey Letts' confined millenial drama on paranoia and infestation doesn't get airborneThe pop-up West End space F…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:52am on March 30, 2016

Care to dance? Meet the Saturday swingers who want you to join in by Sanjoy Roy

Forget regular clubbing. A hidden social network of nights where anyone can salsa, swing or tango is waiting to welcome you " but who's on the dancefloor? Who's out dancing on a weekend? All…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:14am on March 30, 2016

Carrie Dunn: No seats for singletons by Carrie Dunn

Theatre booking systems are programmed to discriminate against the solo theatregoerIf one is ready, willing and able to fork out £60 to a theatre for the best seat in the house, it might …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:13am on March 30, 2016

Why stripper Gypsy Rose Lee owed it all to mother by Samantha Ellis

No one wanted to make a musical about the stripper Gypsy Rose Lee - until they heard about her mother. By Samantha EllisIn 1957 Gypsy Rose Lee was riding high. She was the most famous stripp…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:40pm on March 29, 2016

Frankie Boyle: 'Have I Got News For You is everything that's wrong' by Iain Aitch

… and don't get him started on Mock the Week. In a rare interview, the caustic Scots comic turns his fire on the BBC, Charlie Brooker and reaction to that Jordan jokeI meet Frankie Boyle o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:40pm on March 29, 2016

Richard Nelson's Gabriel family plays: reflecting the anxieties of liberal America by Alexis Soloski

With Hungry, the first in a planned election-year trilogy opening at New York's Public Theater, Trump's rise is a dubious gift: 'I'm a citizen before I'm a writer'The plot of Hungry, the lat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:50am on March 29, 2016

Sarah Schulman: 'I don't do the one long, slow idea. I do a hundred ideas' by Josephine Livingstone

Writer and activist whose new novel, The Cosmopolitans, tackles race and ageing explains focus on LGBT lives and how gentrification isn't as simple as it seemsJust as the writer Sarah Schulm…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 29, 2016

Rita Gam obituary by Brian Baxter

Versatile actor with notable roles in films such as The Thief and KluteThe actor Rita Gam, who has died aged 87, starred in many films from the 1950s onwards, alongside famous names includin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on March 29, 2016

The Shepherd's Life review " gentle farming wisdom and animal magic by Lyn Gardner

Theatre By the Lake, KeswickWith theatrical sophistication and some delightful puppets, a community cast gives life to James Rebanks' account of flock and family life Sheep attached to a par…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:28am on March 29, 2016

Theatre: Les Blancs by Lyn Gardner

Les Blancs Royal Exchange, ManchesterRating: **It is hard to imagine how Lorraine Hansberry's play, set in an African country under British colonial rule where the people are mounting an arm…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:44pm on March 28, 2016

Murray Hill: 'I'm more than a drag king. Why can't you just call me a comedian?' by Adrian Brune

Known for his self-deprecating humor and stage presence, Hill has become a symbol of the growing transgender performance scene once just known as dragThe businessman from Connecticut seemed …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:37pm on March 28, 2016
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