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The First Man review " the ego cometh in Eugene O'Neill's early drama by Michael Billington

Jermyn Street theatre, LondonThe American playwright's 1922 drama, given its UK premiere, suffers from its sentimentality and characters driven by rage and rancourI've often quoted a dictum …

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

A House Repeated review " mind games lead the audience a merry dance by Lyn Gardner

Battersea Arts Centre, LondonFamiliar places are given mysterious twists in this intriguing but poorly executed performance-cum-game You know that sense of dislocation you get when you retur…

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

My lying, cheating hero Lance Armstrong by Brian Logan

When his first solo show flopped, Kieran Hodgson feared he wasn't interesting enough to be a comic. Then the disgraced cyclist gave his career a shot in the armYou'd have a job imagining any…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on October 12, 2015

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

Nightjars spread their wings in Bristol before circus takes over the city, there's pop-up theatre in Plymouth, Nikolai Foster unveils his Curve debut, and it's kick-off for Kenneth Branagh i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on October 12, 2015

Top five things to do this week: Glenn Richards, Strictly Ballroom and more by Emma Froggatt

South Australia hosts its first Indigenous art festival, Augie March's Glenn Richards performs solo in Fremantle and Strictly Ballroom closes in BrisbanePirrku Warrapina, Tarnanthi festival …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:06am on October 12, 2015

Hollywood actors to perform children's monologues in new Danny Boyle play by Hannah Ellis-petersen

Cast featuring Nicole Kidman, Benedict Cumberbatch and Josh Hartnett will act out real life testimonies of children growing up in rural South AfricaActors including Nicole Kidman, Benedict C…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:20pm on October 11, 2015

The Winter's Tale review " ego party with the hippy shepherds by Alfred Hickling

Harrogate theatreNorthern Broadsides bring Shakespeare, partying hard, to New Year's Eve 1999 for an intense and moving eveningThe Winter's Tale is a long story " 16 years, including the int…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:20pm on October 11, 2015

Dark and Lovely review " black hair story, told straight by Lyn Gardner

Ovalhouse, LondonFrom the depths of her hair igloo, Selina Thompson untangles the personal and political roots of beauty and raceHair is just hair, right? Actually no. All those adverts for …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:12pm on October 11, 2015

Anne-Marie Duff interview: Nobody does it better... by Andrew Anthony

With her performance in Cause Célèbre a sensation, and past roles as Joan of Arc, Margot Fonteyn and the spirited Fiona in Shameless, Britain's brightest theatre star won't sleep until she…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:30am on October 11, 2015

Political Mother: The Choreographer's Cut review " a powerhouse of a show by Luke Jennings

O2 Academy, London Hofesh Shechter has this rock venue jumping with his cathartic piece about indoctrinationPolitical Mother, created by choreographer-composer Hofesh Shechter in 2010, is a …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:20am on October 11, 2015

The Father review " touching journeys in a shifting mindscape by Susannah Clapp

Wyndham's, LondonFlorian Zeller's study of dementia continues to enthralHow could I have forgotten the kiss? I thought each skewering moment of The Father was indelibly registered. But the e…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:20am on October 11, 2015

Teddy Ferrara review " a brave play by Kate Kellaway

Donmar Warehouse, LondonDominic Cooke's spirited direction of Christopher Shinn's play explores victimhood and gay stereotypingThe play opens in a conference room where there is a circle of …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:20am on October 11, 2015

The Wars of the Roses review " a revival that's more pageant than revolution by Susannah Clapp

Rose theatre, Kingston upon ThamesTrevor Nunn's staging of the RSC's bold 1960s Shakespeare adaptation lacks the original's daring, though there are some fine turns in the lead rolesWhile Gr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:20am on October 11, 2015

Miles Jupp: 'I'd love to play a Bond villain' by Interview By Stephanie Merritt

Comedian Miles Jupp, new host of Radio 4's News Quiz, talks about the onus of taking over from Sandi Toksvig and broadening his acting horizonsMiles Jupp, 36, started performing comedy at Ed…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:20am on October 11, 2015

New Society review - Miranda July's nation-building brings on tears by Alexis Soloski

Bam, New YorkThe artist and filmmaker's immersive theatre piece isn't as original as it could be " so why were audience members weeping at the end?Nation-building is not easy. It is messy, i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:52pm on October 10, 2015

Royal Opera House costume collection - in pictures by Guardian Staff

A Royal Opera House centre opening in Thurrock this week will ensure that opera and ballet stars look the part to perfection Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:34pm on October 10, 2015

The only way is Essex as Royal Opera House looks east for past and future of its costumes by Vanessa Thorpe

Opera House opens centre of excellence in Thurrock to train a new generation to make the outfits it is world-famous forRoyal Opera House costume collection " in picturesThey embroidered the …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:38pm on October 10, 2015

Brian Blessed: 'Life's greatest danger is not taking the adventure' by Katie Forster

The actor, 78, on shouting: 'Gordon's alive!', bench-pressing 300lb, and prizing silenceEveryone always wants me to shout "Gordon's alive!" Inuit have asked me to say it at the North Pole an…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:01am on October 10, 2015

Ken Dodd is not so tickled as Christmas show is cancelled by Jamie Doward, Home Affairs Editor

Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall refuses Dodd's performance because it was deemed unfunnyComedian Ken Dodd has been forced to abandon plans to hold his annual Christmas show at Nottingham's R…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:42am on October 10, 2015

Gordon Honeycombe obituary by Dennis Barker

Television newscaster who also succeeded as an actor and writer for the stageAlthough best known as a television newsreader, Gordon Honeycombe, who has died aged 79, was also an actor, narra…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:20pm on October 9, 2015

'It's a gift!' Inside America's miraculous new centre for arts and faith by Oliver Wainwright In New Canaan

Japanese architects Sanaa get spiritual with the sublime $83m Grace Farms centre for arts, faith and justice in New Canaan, Connecticut, which is backed by a hedge fund manager. Just don't c…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:48pm on October 9, 2015

Kenneth Branagh: 'An audience of 100,000 makes for a different feeling in the tights' by Ben Beaumont-thomas

At a Guardian Live event, the actor-director was joined by members of his theatre company to discuss their upcoming season at the Garrick Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:48pm on October 9, 2015

Dedication's what you need: top 10 record-breaking comedians | Hazel Davis by Hazel Davis

Comedian Alex Horne has announced his intention to become the oldest man in the world. But who else inhabits the record-breaking comedy hall of fame?Late last month, comedian Alex Horne anno…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:42am on October 9, 2015

Joan review " magical transformations of a heretical heroine by Lyn Gardner

Camden People's theatre, LondonThis clever retelling of the Joan of Arc story has comic fizz, emotional ballast and cross-dressing that looks like sorceryDerby theatre's Retold series has gi…

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

The 10 best things to do this week by Steve Rose, Skye Sherwin, Julia Raeside, Mark Cook, James Kettle, Phil Harrison, Charlie Lyne, John Robinson & Ben Beaumont-thomas

From Frieze art fair to bracing thriller Sicario and rollerskating's long-awaited return to the London stage, here are this week's cultural highlights EXHIBITIONSFrieze art fair Continue rea…

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