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King Lear review " Geoffrey Rush owns the role but fails to sate craving for confrontation by Kate Hennessy

Roslyn Packer Theatre, SydneyTackling a play driven by its protagonist's unreasonable expectations, Sydney Theatre Company's season-ending blockbuster doesn't quite deliver on the hype King …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:32pm on November 28, 2015

Theatre director's magic wand turns Sleeping Beauty into a prince by Vanessa Thorpe Arts and Media Correspondent

Bristol Old Vic show is latest theatrical production to use a gender swap to tackle stereotypesIt is the classic fairytale that has fired the imaginations of generations of young girls. But …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:01am on November 28, 2015

Why Orson Welles lived a life like no other by Simon Callow

When Simon Callow set out to write a biography of Welles, he thought it might take four years. A quarter of a century and three volumes later, he's still not finishedI understood from the be…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:30am on November 28, 2015

Crush of the week: Lenny Henry by Bim Adewunmi

'Lenny Henry feels as familiar to me as a family friend " the magnanimous uncle who has always been there'There are some people who live forever bathed in the golden glow of collective folk …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:32am on November 28, 2015

David Morrissey interview: 'When I told my parents I wanted to be an actor it was like telling them I wanted to be an astronaut' by Sarah Crompton

The actor and producer on leaving school at 16, speaking out on politics and finding the humour in playing a hangman 'You're the baddest baddass ever," the man says, enthusiastically shaking…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:15pm on November 27, 2015

Steve Martin and Edie Brickell: 'The 70s were scary. This is joyous' by Rob Ledonne

The legendary comic and former pop star's musical partnership has spawned two albums and a musical heading to Broadway " and the pair couldn't be happierFor the bulk of his legendary career,…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:09pm on November 27, 2015

Politicians and comedy: a rather funny business by Brian Logan

Donald Trump tried to be witty on Saturday Night Live, Barack Obama has honed his own standup style and Boris Johnson continues to play the clown. But are politicos' attempts at humour amusi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:05pm on November 27, 2015

Russell Maliphant Company review " tripping in the light fantastic by Judith Mackrell

Sadler's Wells, LondonConceal | Reveal features Spiral Pass, one of Maliphant's finest, most beautiful works, but elsewhere the ensemble's chemistry is lostFor two decades, Michael Hulls and…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:54am on November 27, 2015

The 10 best things to do this week by Steve Rose, James Kettle, John Robinson, David Stubbs, Charlie Jones, Sophie Coletta, Oliver Basciano, Lyn Gardner & Gwilym Mumford

From Todd Haynes' exquisite Carol to more eye-watering teaches of Peaches; here are this week's cultural highlightsFILM Carol Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:54am on November 27, 2015

Tony Blair recalls 'dire' standup attempts and his role as 'Captain Kink' by Chris Wiegand

The former prime minister tells Matt Forde that his attempt at comedy as a university student is a 'rich vein of embarrassment'Tony Blair has spoken of his "really dire" attempts at being a …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on November 27, 2015

This week's new live comedy by James Kettle

Phil Wang | Dan Evans | Jessie CaveTalented up-and-comer Phil Wang has a deeply unorthodox performance style. He has the awkward physicality of a gawky teenager, and his offbeat speech patte…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on November 27, 2015

Learning ballet in a Rio favela: 'It's the only good thing that has happened here' " video by Frederick Bernas and Sebastián Gil Miranda

In Rio de Janeiro's notorious Morro do Adeus a young ballerina is teaching pliés and jumps and offering girls an opportunity to transcend their harsh reality Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on November 27, 2015

Little Eyolf review " Richard Eyre's shockingly intense Ibsen by Michael Billington

Almeida, London A striking production, starring Lydia Leonard, vividly captures what Henry James called 'the hard compulsion' of this terrifying masterpieceThe Almeida is fast becoming the h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on November 27, 2015

This week's new theatre by Lyn Gardner & Mark Cook

Into The Woods | A Christmas Carol | Inkheart | Hapgood | Rapunzel | The Night That Autumn Turned To WinterDoes happily ever after come at a price? It does in Stephen Sondheim and James Lapi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on November 27, 2015

Gemma Arterton to play Nell Gwynn in West End by Guardian Stage

Arterton will take over the role of the 17th-century actor from Gugu Mbatha-Raw in transfer of the Globe's popular production Gemma Arterton is to take over the title role in Nell Gwynn when…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:15am on November 27, 2015

Carlos Acosta webchat " post your questions now by Guardian Staff

As the ballet dancer makes his last performances for the Royal Ballet, he will join us for a live webchat on Tuesday 1 December " post your questions for him below 1.20pm GMT Carlos Acosta h…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:09am on November 27, 2015

The Mousetrap opens in London - review: archive, 27 November 1952 by Gerard Fay

27 November 1952: The Ambassadors Theatre in the West End stages a new comedy thriller by Agatha ChristieThe Mousetrap at 60: why is this the world's longest-running play? London, Wednesday.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:22am on November 27, 2015

Being King Lear: 'If you've got a squillionth of an actor's notion in your body, you respond' by Nancy Groves

John Gaden, a three-time Lear " including once opposite Geoffrey Rush playing the Fool " says the character is easier to emphathise with as you get older John Gaden has played Lear three tim…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:16pm on November 26, 2015

Comedy gold: Bill Hicks's Relentless by Leo Benedictus

Early death does wonders for an artist's reputation, it is true, but Hicks was a major talent " raw, angry, sincere, unhappy, weeping and yelling at a complacent worldTitle: RelentlessDate: …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:50pm on November 26, 2015

Bill Hicks: do the legendary comic's jokes still stand up? by Paul Macinnes

To comedy fans the standup legend's death at the age of 32 was every bit as significant as those of John Lennon and Kurt Cobain. As his classic Arizona Bay is rereleased, does Hicks still ha…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:07pm on November 26, 2015

Matt Okine uses Arias speech to highlight gender inequality in comedy by Janine Israel and Elle Hunt

Music industry awards ceremony under fire for failing to broadcast Triple J presenter's best comedy release acceptance speech calling out the lack of female nominees Arias awards 2015: list …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:01pm on November 26, 2015

Worlds Elsewhere by Andrew Dickson review " journeys around Shakespeare's globe by Helen Cooper

An entertaining exploration of the bard's appeal, from Robben Island to BollywoodA visit to an Afghan performance of The Comedy of Errors at the Globe's 2012 festival of Global Shakespeare o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:40am on November 26, 2015

Grants for the arts don't get to the heart of theatre by Rebecca Atkinson-lord

Are applications for funding judged by criteria that overlook the real reasons that people make art in the first place?I've been hearing of lots of artists and companies getting turned down …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:38am on November 26, 2015

How the Lorax saved Christmas: Dr Seuss hits the Old Vic " in pictures by Guardian Staff

Watch out Truffula trees! Dr Seuss's eco-fable The Lorax, about the greedy Once-ler who cuts down forests to make Thneeds, has been adapted for the stage. Here's a look at rehearsals for the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:38am on November 26, 2015

Pericles review " marine miracles on an adventure around the Med by Michael Billington

Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, LondonIt's easy to be swept along by the humour and heroism in Dominic Dromgoole's poignant, beautifully staged productionDominic Dromgoole's production of Pericles …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:26am on November 26, 2015
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