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Great Expectations review " Jane Asher's sinister spinster is height of gothic horror by Alfred Hickling

West Yorkshire Playhouse, LeedsLucy Bailey's production, based on a new adaptation by Michael Eaton, gives the most theatrical of Dickens's novels the frightful drama it deservesThe most the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:13am on March 10, 2016

Laurence Olivier, Judi Dench, Mark Rylance? Who is the greatest stage actor ever? by Mark Brown

Trade newspaper asks its readers to choose from 10 names but list is notable for omissions and for overwhelmingly English selectionThe Ancient Greek performer Thespis failed to make the cut …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:09am on March 10, 2016

The Laurence Olivier awards 2011 " in pictures by Guardian Staff

The Olivier awards are arguably the most prestigious awards in theatreland " and certainly the most glamorous. Boasting a new venue, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and back on the nation's T…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:09am on March 10, 2016

Are they human or dancer? Richard Alston's move machines " in pictures by Guardian Staff

Photographer Rick Guest's images capture the beauty and energy of the dancers in Richard Alston's company in a thrillingly kinetic, sci-fi style Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:09am on March 10, 2016

Who should run the Royal Shakespeare Company? " poll by Guardian Staff

As Michael Boyd announces that the curtain is to fall on his 10-year tenure at the RSC " he'll leave some time in 2012 " who should lead one of the world's finest theatre companies? Continue…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:14am on March 10, 2016

Tony awards 2012: Was James Corden's acceptance speech too cheesy? by Guardian Staff

James Corden has been awarded best actor in a play for his performance in One Man, Two Guvnors, at the Tony awards 2012. During his acceptance speech, Corden fought back the tears as he than…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:14am on March 10, 2016

Actor Laurence Fox rants at heckler who 'ruined play for everybody' by Ben Beaumont-thomas

Heckler is upbraided with c-word during performance of The Patriotic Traitor at the Park theatre in LondonThe actor Laurence Fox, best known for his longstanding role in crime drama Lewis, s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:14am on March 10, 2016

From stage to screen: why Australian cinema is so in love with the theatre by Luke Buckmaster

Recently there have been more Australian screen adaptations of plays than ever been before " but how much is too much?' Book now for Guardian Australia's screening of The Daughter Related: G…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:56am on March 10, 2016

Jon English: ego-free entertainer was giant of Australian music and acting by Simon Gallaher As Told To Monica Tan

'Good ol' Jon' will be forever remembered as the larger-than-life performer who brought rock'n'roll magnetism to Australian stagesAustralian singer Jon English dies at 66Jon was the giant am…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:44pm on March 9, 2016

Letter: William Gaskill in Aldeburgh by Ann Jellicoe

Ann Jellicoe writes: William Gaskill had a considerable sense of fun. I came to appreciate it during his time working at the Royal Court theatre: George Devine was the artistic director, and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:27pm on March 9, 2016

Where's Willy? Why there are so few plays about Shakespeare by Mark Lawson

In 400 years since his death, only a few playwrights " including George Bernard Shaw and Edward Bond " have turned the Bard into a characterThe 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death is be…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:00am on March 9, 2016

Sandi Toksvig review " crusading comic's jolly call for equality by Brian Logan

Brighton DomeThe chipper comedian deftly juggles jokes, anecdotes and harsh facts in a fund-raising tour for her new political partyIt's been running for one year, 70 local branches have spr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on March 9, 2016

Look Back in Anger/Jinny review " scorching portraits of thwarted youth by Michael Billington

Derby theatreOsborne's unflinching study of a failing marriage still grips " and is intelligently paired with a mono-drama about Jimmy Porter's modern female counterpartYou may go expecting …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:51am on March 9, 2016

Golden Hours (As You Like It) review " time drags in dance with Shakespeare by Judith Mackrell

Sadler's Wells, LondonAnne Teresa de Keersmaeker blends the Bard and Brian Eno in an abstract show, but despite some vivid choreography the results remain impenetrableMusic, rather than stor…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:51am on March 9, 2016

Michael White obituary: producer of The Rocky Horror Show by Michael Coveney

Theatrical impresario and film producer behind The Rocky Horror Show, Oh! Calcutta! and Monty Python and the Holy GrailWhen he was awarded a lifetime achievement gong at the Olivier theatre …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:33am on March 9, 2016

Disaster! review " sounds of the 70s return in all their tacky glory by Alexis Soloski

Nederlander Theatre, New YorkSet on a floating casino hit by an earthquake (among other things), this knowingly awful musical seems more suited to a bar than BroadwayWho among us has not lon…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:20am on March 9, 2016

Kiss Me Quickstep review " sequins and secrets in Blackpool's ballroom battle by Alfred Hickling

New Vic, Newcastle-under-LymeAmanda Whittington doesn't put a foot wrong with this warm-hearted story about competitive dancersThe combination of Amanda Whittington " a writer with an uncomm…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:45pm on March 8, 2016

Motown the Musical review " Berry Gordy show is a ball of confusion by Michael Billington

Shaftesbury theatre, London The show's 50 songs are put across with plenty of pizzazz but this account of the music mogul's rags-to-riches story leaves the key questions unanswered Given tha…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:43pm on March 8, 2016

Has the Adelaide fringe festival gotten too big for its boots? by Jane Howard

Adelaide fringe brings more and more artists to the city each year " but as British comedian Alexis Dubus highlighted in a brutal Facebook post this week, how many are walking away happy?Ano…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:39pm on March 8, 2016

White Rabbit Red Rabbit review " Nathan Lane at odds with the script by Alexis Soloski

Westside Theater, New YorkNassim Soleimanpour's play has a different performer every night, each handed the script upon arriving onstage. Lane took up the challenge, and his performance had …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:27am on March 8, 2016

200 items from Joan Rivers's New York penthouse to go up for auction by Ellen Brait and Agencies

The items for sale, which range from $500 to $200,000, include Cartier jewels, and a custom engraved Tiffany's water bowl used by Rivers's dog SpikeThis summer fans will be able to purchase …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:27am on March 8, 2016

Every One review " by Lyn Gardner

Battersea Arts Centre, LondonIt's not an easy watch but Chris Goode's rewarding revival of Jo Clifford's play reminds us to focus on what's important in our lives Related: 'I want to be a th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:16am on March 8, 2016

From Stratford to Shanghai: the Royal Shakespeare Company tours China by Oliver Ford Davies

Chinese audiences are well versed in Hamlet and Macbeth " but what would they make of the history plays? The RSC took three to Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong, and actor Oliver Ford Davies k…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:15am on March 8, 2016

Not cosy, not safe, no tractors: the plays redefining rural theatre by Lyn Gardner

The Iranian Feast is just one of the ambitious shows challenging the stereotype that rural touring work is just armchair theatreIf you were looking for exciting contemporary theatre in the U…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:50am on March 8, 2016

Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Monumental review " an almighty revelation by Kate Hennessy

Adelaide Festival Centre and Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide festivalCanadian post-rockers bring their massive drums and sad, soaring crescendos to two Adelaide shows, including a dance piece th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:43am on March 8, 2016
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