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35,755 stories from The Guardian

Luke McQueen: the fearsome standup whose life is a comedy routine by Ryan Gilbey

He packed out a gig by pretending Frankie Boyle was performing. His new show settles a score with Jack Whitehall. And this unpredictable standup even hijacks the interview processJack Whiteh…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on October 15, 2015

Guarding Arthur Miller: when writers' estates say no by David Jays

Theatre directors and writers' estates do not always see eye to eye. As a new generation seeks to reinterpret Arthur Miller's work, we lift the lid on the scandals, bans and breakthroughsA s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on October 15, 2015

Eclipsed review " Lupita Nyong'o devastates in searing war drama by Alexis Soloski

Public Theater, New YorkSet in Liberia, Danai Gurira's play shows how women internalise and perpetuate their own oppression, while also offering some small measure of hopeIn Danai Gurira's d…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:38pm on October 14, 2015

Walking Dead's Danai Gurira: 'There's a dearth of African female perspectives' by Wadza Mhute

The Walking Dead actor may play a zombie-killing machine on the AMC hit but as her new play opens she talks about the Liberian civil war, Lupita Nyong'o and showing western audiences the rea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03pm on October 14, 2015

David Baddiel: rumours about my dementia are greatly exaggerated by David Baddiel

When he read in the newspapers that he had dementia, the comedian was as alarmed as his friends were. But perhaps that's what happens when you talk about a complex subject to a media allergi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:37am on October 14, 2015

Ghosts review " Ibsen for the Jimmy Savile era by Mark Fisher

Tron theatre, GlasgowPlaywright Megan Barker's reworking of Ghosts shines a light into the murky corners of outwardly respectable lives " and it's unsettling stuff Related: Hedda Gabler revi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on October 14, 2015

Hannibal Buress review " super-smooth standup amuses himself, and us by Brian Logan

The Forum, LondonWith nothing more to prove, the self-assured US comic who exposed Bill Cosby is able to take seemingly innocuous material to unexpected places"Well, that situation got out o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:31am on October 14, 2015

Anita and Me review " Meera Syal's culture-clash comedy touches familiar nerves by Michael Billington

Birmingham Rep theatreTanika Gupta's lively adaptation, with music by Ben and Max Ringham, retains the novel's resonance and zestMeera Syal is, in some ways, the victim of her own success. H…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:08am on October 14, 2015

In the Heights review " utterly huggable musical lights up London by Lyn Gardner

King's Cross theatre, LondonRazor-sharp lyrics and a hugely talented cast make this hip-hop musical about Latino communities on the breadline in New York a feelgood spectacleLin-Manuel Miran…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:08am on October 14, 2015

James Acaster's favourite juries: 'Not all 12 are angry, one's laidback' by James Acaster

In his new comedy show, James Acaster confides the ins and outs of his jury service to the audience. So who better to deliver his verdict on film and TV's greatest jurors?I've been a juror a…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:40am on October 14, 2015

Sea-lion from Billy Smart Circus goes missing: archive, 14 October 1960 by Guardian Staff

Fritzy the sea-lion jumped into the Thames from a boat hired to promote the circus - but not everyone wants him returned to his ownersThe Performing Animals Defence League yesterday offered …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:20am on October 14, 2015

The mighty clowns by Dorian Lynskey

Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt's BBC test cardAny small child catching sight of Noel Fielding of The Mighty Boosh in his clown gear would vow never to go to the circus again. Fielding's to…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:57pm on October 13, 2015

Alexander Faris obituary by Alan Gout

Conductor and composer who won an Ivor Novello award for the theme music he wrote for the TV series Upstairs DownstairsThe conductor and composer Alexander Faris who has died aged 94, was on…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:10pm on October 13, 2015

Theatres must stop discriminating against parents by Lyn Gardner

From pregnancy onwards the industry turns its back on mothers, claim campaigners. Then there's the issue of affordable childcare … After the actor Laura Wells became pregnant, the work off…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:37am on October 13, 2015

Dancing Through the Shadows review " heartbreak and hope in Hull by Alfred Hickling

Hull Truck theatreRichard Vergette's play about sweethearts from opposite sides of Hessle Road lifts the lid on the north-eastern town's suffering in the second world warHull was the most he…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:37am on October 13, 2015

Stories for the Starlit Sky review " Daniel Kitson wins the storytelling marathon by Mark Fisher

Royal Lyceum, EdinburghWith three wobbly-hearted shows in one slow-burning evening, ever-funny Kitson tells life stories with scruffy humanityOn the Lyceum stage not long ago, three actors l…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on October 13, 2015

She Called Me Mother review " Cathy Tyson walks through memories and mysteries by Lyn Gardner

Stratford Circus, LondonA Trinidadian woman reflects on the twists that have left her alone in life, in an affecting debut play by Michelle InnissEvangeline, played by Cathy Tyson, was born …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:34am on October 13, 2015

Live-stream: watch Rambert's day of dance and debate by Guardian Staff

Join us on Wednesday 14 October to watch Rambert's dancers in action as the company opens its doors for Rambert Live. The lineup is as follows: 10.15"11.45am BST: Contemporary dance class. 1…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:39am on October 13, 2015

Kenneth Branagh: how to make it in theatre " video by Guardian Staff

At a Guardian Live event in London, Kenneth Branagh and members of his new theatre company " Rob Ashford, Benjamin Caron, Jessie Buckley and Michael Pennington " talk to Mark Lawson about dr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:19am on October 13, 2015

Desert island skits: how Kirsty Young inspired Joseph Morpurgo's surreal comedy by Ryan Gilbey

Soothing Sounds for Baby is the result of hours spent rummaging in record shops and listening to Radio 4's castaway show. Its star took us on a vinyl spreeGrace Jones's Private Life is throb…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:18am on October 13, 2015

Last dance: how London's after-hours clubbing scene finally faded out by Kate Hutchinson

Trade was the capital's first ever legal after-hours club, running parties at the now defunct Clerkenwell Turnmills every Sunday. Its 25th birthday party next week wil be the last hurrah, bu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:06am on October 13, 2015

Royal Court's 60th year kicks off with Caryl Churchill play with older women by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Theatre's birthday celebrations open with Escaped Alone, featuring women in their sixties discussing the personal and the epicA new play by Caryl Churchill that has four lead roles for women…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:28pm on October 12, 2015

How can we give female choreographers a lift? Join Rambert's debate by Judith Mackrell

For the last decade, too few women have received high-profile dance commissions and run big companies in the UK. Our live-streamed discussion will explore how to support themWhere have all t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:24am on October 12, 2015

Doug Stanhope review " scabrously funny, brutally unsentimental by Brian Logan

Brixton Academy, LondonThe US standup likes to shock, but not just for the sake of it: he does it because conventional wisdom needs questioningAt one point in his new touring set, the Arizon…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:03am on October 12, 2015

Taking stock: a cooking show about soup, suicide and strangers' kindness by Lyn Gardner

As they chop veg, the audience bond over stories of life and death in Leo Burtin's interactive piece The Midnight Soup, a tribute to his late grandmotherLeo Burtin calls his theatre show The…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:54am on October 12, 2015
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