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The Dazzle review " some of the best acting in London by Susannah Clapp

Found111, LondonAndrew Scott, Joanna Vanderham and David Dawson excel in a riveting true-life play about obsessive sibling hoardersFound111 is proving to be an inspiring dramatic place. Firs…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:49am on December 27, 2015

Rapunzel: Hairway to Heaven review " happy ever after by Clare Brennan

Everyman, LiverpoolThe long-running rock'n'roll panto delivers an inspiring heroine, magnificent mayhem and a soaking for the audienceSomeone is sitting in my place. He is smaller than me. W…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:49am on December 27, 2015

wonder.land review " less of a show than a project by Susannah Clapp

Olivier, LondonDamon Albarn's didactic musical has an interesting premise but fails to translate online curiosities into stage magicHard to believe but true. The most surprising moment in wo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:49am on December 27, 2015

Cinderella review " saucy and sweet by Susannah Clapp

Lyric Hammersmith, LondonA tight script, beguiling design and Converse trainers instead of glass slippers make this Cinders a winnerThe Lyric's Cinderella is its own mixture of saucy and swe…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:49am on December 27, 2015

Mamma Mia! How can I resist you? by Veronica Lee

Who could disagree that, ten years on, the Abba musical extravaganza Mamma Mia! is still unbelievably good?It's not often I arrive at the theatre in a grump, but a long and unexplained bus d…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:33am on December 27, 2015

A Bill of Divorcement, London, March 1921 by Samantha Ellis

Social propaganda comes to St Martin's Theatre, London, on March 14 1921Clemence Dane, Noël Coward wrote, "manages to wreak more havoc in a small space of time than an army of deli…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:46am on December 27, 2015

A change from pantomime - Peter Pan, Boxing Day 1906 by F.b.

26 December 1906: Mr Barrie is concerned mainly with the fancies the reading of our first book of adventures conjured up in our mindsIf it were possible to reach manhood and womanhood withou…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:34am on December 26, 2015

Jolly good Fellowes by Lynn Barber

Many interviewees have shed a tear in Lynn Barber's company, but what prompted top Hollywood toff Julian Fellowes to start blubbing?The story of Julian Fellowes is a good answer to anyone wh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:40am on December 25, 2015

Readers' favourite stage shows of 2015 by Guardian Readers

Talking cats delighted you, Imelda Staunton moved you to tears and Damon Albarn conjured wonder … we asked you to choose the best shows you've seen this year and were flooded with rave rev…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:26am on December 25, 2015

Gill Clarke obituary by Sanjoy Roy and Rosemary Lee

Contemporary dancer, choreographer, teacher and tireless advocate of independent artistsGill Clarke, who has died of cancer aged 56, was one of the foremost contemporary dancers of her gener…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:09pm on December 24, 2015

Peter Kay launches Salford University's new comedy degree by Matt Trueman

Comedian's alma mater to offer BA in comedy practices that will cover performance, writing and the industryWhatever you do, don't dismiss Salford University's new degree in comedy as a joke.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:13pm on December 24, 2015

Cynthia Erivo: British producers restrict roles for black women by Ben Beaumont-thomas

The fast-rising Color Purple actor lamented the lack of opportunity for black women on screen in an interview with the New York TimesThe British actor Cynthia Erivo has said that British fil…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:38am on December 24, 2015

Bah, humbug! How Christmas theatre is turning off the twinkle by Mark Lawson

Complex writing, leftfield family shows and thoroughly bleak dramas make theatre stages far from jolly this Christmas. Praise be, then, for the new wave of pseudo-pantoThe theatrical form mo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:38am on December 24, 2015

Alexis Soloski's top 10 New York theatre of 2015 by Alexis Soloski

Radical hip-hop history, reinvented modern classics and emotive musicals led a wave of innovative and poignant plays on and off-BroadwayAt this point it's almost embarrassing to devote any m…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:15am on December 24, 2015

Cymbeline, the First Folio and a spidery hand | Letters by Letters

Rowland Wymer (Letters, 18 December) refers to original sources which would logically lead to Innogen's protagonist being called Giacomo. Simon Forman, the other source for "misspelling" of …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:07pm on December 23, 2015

Dear Father Christmas review " cartwheels and hoedowns with Santa by Andrew Pulver

Burton Taylor Studio, OxfordIt may not have the most sophisticated narrative, but this tale of Santa looking for a polar bear pal is an engaging and funny Christmas treatLast year, the Oxfor…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:43am on December 23, 2015

Behind the scenes at Hackney Empire's pantomime " in pictures by Carl Court/getty Images

Backstage at Hackney Empire's pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk, on until 3 January 2016Photographs by Carl Court/Getty Images Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:22am on December 23, 2015

First night, last chance? Why theatre is a constant process by Lyn Gardner

It looks a million dollars and has a great premise. But what's it about? Don't worry wonder.land, there's still time to make improvements"I knew who I was this morning, but I've changed a fe…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:07am on December 23, 2015

Mark Lawson's top 10 theatre of 2015 by Mark Lawson

The year brought radical rethinkings of Chekhov and Beckett, superior Shakespeares and new plays that were daring, engaging and powerfulChekhov wrote so few plays, which are revived so often…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:48am on December 23, 2015

Summit's coming: Broadway fans to get their own convention by Associated Press

Three-day BroadwayCon to be held in New York and will feature seminars, panels and masterclasses led by theatre veteransThere will be meet-ups for fans of Andrew Lloyd Webber or Stephen Sond…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:48pm on December 22, 2015

Gabriele Ferzetti obituary by Ronald Bergan

Charismatic Italian actor who starred in Antonioni's L'Avventura and played opposite George Lazenby in On Her Majesty's Secret ServiceThe Italian actor Gabriele Ferzetti, who has died aged 9…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:43am on December 22, 2015

Black Hermione: which character will cause the next 'racebending' outrage? by Dave Schilling

Casting a black actor in the role of a traditionally white character never fails to cause an outcry, so who could be next " and what would the consequences be?As you might have heard recentl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:20am on December 22, 2015

Pop stars in pantomime: the 90s tween music afterlife by Tshepo Mokoena

We're in the season where the biggest pop music stars of the 90s fill theatres all over again " as the stars of pantos up and down the UKThere was a time, somewhere between 1996 and 1999, wh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:19am on December 22, 2015

Can Hermione be black? What a stupid question by Chitra Ramaswamy

Black actor Noma Dumezweni has been cast as Hogwarts' brainiest pupil in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The decision is a welcome challenge to the assumption that heroes are white by def…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:30am on December 22, 2015

Penguin cancans and endless bananas: the life of a panto dancer by Interview By David Jays

Billy Warren, currently appearing with Duncan James and Joe Pasquale in Aladdin at Southampton's Mayflower theatre, tells us what it's like doing two challenging performances every dayWe do …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:30am on December 22, 2015
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