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The Princess and the Pea review " panto gets serious about the plight of refugees by Lyn Gardner

Unity theatre, LiverpoolPantomime is perfectly suited to addressing political issues " even if, as in this case, it can make the story unwieldy and imperfect Panto may be primarily entertain…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:30am on December 16, 2015

Wow! Said the Owl review " the wit to woo young and old by Miriam Gillinson

Little Angel theatre, LondonLizzie Wort's sparkling one-woman show floods the stage with colour and a thousand magical flourishesIt's two-and-a-half-year-old Emelie's first trip to the theat…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:58am on December 16, 2015

'Listen closely with both eyes': the spellbinding theatre of Joël Pommerat by Chris Wiegand

Peter Brook calls him a 'superb artisan' and his classic Cet Enfant has been celebrated for its uncompromising look at family life. Now, Joël Pommerat is reviving a Pinocchio that startle…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:58am on December 16, 2015

Judith Mackrell's top 10 dance of 2015 by Judith Mackrell

Wayne McGregor distilled the essence of Virginia Woolf while others tackled Milton and Samuel Beckett, and the beauty of maturity found champions in Alessandra Ferri and Sylvie GuillemThe ex…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:58am on December 16, 2015

Norman Wisdom stars in Robinson Crusoe panto: archive, 16 Dec 1959 by Eric Shorter

16 December 1959: No comedian, however funny, should laugh at his own extravagances quite as much as Mr Wisdom did last nightRobinson CrusoePalace Theatre, Manchester.There is no need of art…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:22am on December 16, 2015

These Paper Bullets review " Green Day's Billy Joe Armstrong tackles Shakespeare by Alexis Soloski

Atlantic Theater, New YorkRolin Jones updates Much Ado About Nothing to swinging London, as Benedick and Claudio lead a band and play Beatles-esque songs by the Green Day frontmanRolin Jones…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:10pm on December 15, 2015

Imogen beats Innogen when it comes to Shakespeare's Cymbeline | Letters by Letters

In her review of Cymbeline (12 December), Lyn Gardner refers to the heroine as Innogen, and states that the more common use of Imogen is a misspelling. This theory is based on a 1611 diary e…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:56pm on December 15, 2015

Ariel Dorfman publishes short story begun 50 years ago by Alison Flood

The Death and the Maiden playwright was inspired on his wedding day, in 1966, to note the 'seed' of a story about music as a form of resistance, now in printOn his wedding day on 7 January 1…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:25pm on December 15, 2015

Daniel Kitson's A Show for Christmas " authentic, moving and so very British by Adam Gabbatt In New York

The cult comic's spellbinding New York show brought powerful memories flooding back to our expat correspondent " but its appeal is universalThere are some Christmas traditions in the UK that…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:25pm on December 15, 2015

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang review " fine-tuned revival is truly scrumptious by Alfred Hickling

West Yorkshire Playhouse, LeedsThe musical adaptation flies higher and farther than ever before thanks to scintillating choreography, precipitous video design and a fluid steampunk setIan Fl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:19am on December 15, 2015

Then we take Berlin " with erotic aerial antics and a pack of poodles by Interview By David Jays

Jemima Rose Dean, a cast member of 'full-on' stage show The Wyld, talks about dancing in sparkly high heels, BMX bike stunts and her canine co-starsThe Wyld, our show at the Friedrichstadt-P…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:58am on December 15, 2015

The Haunting of Hill House review " unsettling tale of a spooked heroine by Lyn Gardner

Liverpool PlayhouseA young woman explores the ghostly recesses of a shape-shifting old house " and her own troubled mind " in this enjoyable Shirley Jackson adaptation"Houses aren't haunted.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:58am on December 15, 2015

Royal Ballet: The Nutcracker review " after 400 performances, still solid gold by Judith Mackrell

Royal Opera House, LondonFrancesca Hayward is superb as Clara, bringing acting skills to match the gorgeous elegance of her dancing at the heart of a very fine productionClara is the most in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:51am on December 15, 2015

Unearthed Arthur Miller play is the first sign of a budding genius by Mark Lawson

A lost work is often buried for a reason, but the recent rediscovery of a seminal Miller play, No Villain, confirms his brilliance and anticipates later masterpiecesThe biggest dream of all …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:39am on December 15, 2015

Brian Logan's top 10 comedy of 2015 by Brian Logan

Bridget Christie was belligerent, Doug Stanhope was savage, and Nish Kumar was reborn a rightwinger. But a touching show about Lance Armstrong wins our critic's best comedy of 2015' More on …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:22am on December 15, 2015

Ed Miliband and Jeremy Clarkson gags top Christmas cracker jokes competition by Guardian Staff

UKTV's comedy channel Gold invited amateur wits and comedians to write their own modern festive cracker gags. A public vote revealed these winners. Can you do any better?1. Why does Ed Milib…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:13pm on December 14, 2015

Michael Billington's top 10 theatre of 2015 by Michael Billington

Imelda Staunton bustled brilliantly through Gypsy and Shaw's Superman soared. But it's a celebrity hangman who tops our theatre critic's pick of this year's best showsMartin McDonagh's play,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:45am on December 14, 2015

Forget Me Not review " intensely powerful child-migrant drama by Michael Billington

Bush theatre, LondonAn unremittingly emotional play focuses on a family torn apart by the British empire's practice of shipping UK children abroad to cover labour shortagesTom Holloway's pla…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:45am on December 14, 2015

How Rudolf Nureyev danced to freedom by Judith Mackrell

In 1961, on tour in Paris, the Kirov Ballet's star made a historic dash from his KGB bodyguards into the arms of French police. But was there more to his defection than meets the eye? A BBC …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:45am on December 14, 2015

Into the Woods review " reality bites for Sondheim's fairytale heroes by Lyn Gardner

Royal Exchange, ManchesterMatthew Xia's revival of Stephen Sondheim's dark, grownup musical lacks the light touch needed to stop it straying into the preachyIn the darkness, a child cries at…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:45am on December 14, 2015

'Don't look at my feet!': Royal Ballet principal ballerina prepares for Nutcracker " video by Tom Silverstone, Jess Gormley and Irene Baqué

Royal Ballet principal ballerina Lauren Cuthbertson prepares for her opening performance of the classic Christmas production The Nutcracker at London's Royal Opera House. Alone in the studio…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:10am on December 14, 2015

Gruff Rhys: some songs need a music video, some need a manga stage show by Matt Trueman

The Welsh singer-songwriter has turned his 2007 solo album Candylion into a colourful Christmas kids' show … with a dose of political theatreWhen Gruff Rhys started gigging his second solo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:57am on December 14, 2015

Burlesque: the daily grind by Ben Walters

A new breed of performers has transformed burlesque " is it now performance art? By Ben WaltersIt's a cold December night but inside the Bethnal Green Working Men's Club in east London, thin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:08am on December 14, 2015

Plan your week's theatre: top tickets by Lyn Gardner

Oily Cart create a Land of Lights in London, Aidan Gillen reads Joyce's The Dead at Shakespeare's Globe, and there is acrobatic mayhem in BrightonThe interactive Christmas family adventure T…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:08am on December 14, 2015

Michael Billington's top 10 theatre of 2015 by Michael Billington

Imelda Staunton bustled brilliantly through Gypsy and Shaw's Superman soared. But it's a celebrity hangman who tops our theatre critic's pick of this year's best shows Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:08am on December 14, 2015
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