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Girls and Boys review " a devastating portrait of motherhood, marriage and violence by Emma John

Nottingham PlayhouseAisling Loftus brings out the unease underlying every scene of Dennis Kelly's haunting one-woman play This production of Dennis Kelly's one-woman play begins a little lik…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:06am on February 14, 2025

Getting into the dance groove at school can help young people | Letters by Guardian Staff

Dance can inspire reluctant learners and those with mental health and anger issues, writes Penny Perrett Thank you, Shirley Ballas (What good is the sparkle of Strictly if young people in Br…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:02am on February 14, 2025

Hear, hear for surtitles in all theatre productions | Letters by Guardian Staff

Readers respond to Tim Rice's suggestion of surtitles for stage musicals Your article (Stage musicals should embrace use of surtitles, says lyricist Tim Rice, 11 February) only touches the t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:02am on February 14, 2025

Redwood review " Idina Menzel underwhelms in magic tree musical by Adrian Horton

Nederlander Theatre, New York The Broadway titan returns for an original musical that is sadly lacking in show-stopping songs or emotional depth To a Californian redwood, human life is but …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:00pm on February 13, 2025

Unicorn review " Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan's throuple comedy doesn't catch fire by Arifa Akbar

Garrick Theatre, London A few zingy lines but threesome is lots of talk and no action " in all senses of that word " and peculiarly devoid of passion Throuple might be the current term for t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:32pm on February 13, 2025

The Autobiography of a Cad review " Ian Hislop and Nick Newman retell a rotter's political progress by Mark Lawson

Watermill theatre, NewburyThe Private Eye duo adapt AG Macdonell's satire showing how a privileged chancer in English public life gets away with it It's a bad week of theatre for Boris Johns…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:12pm on February 13, 2025

Escaped Alone and What If If Only review " Caryl Churchill's double whammy of dazzling dread by Mark Fisher

Royal Exchange theatre, ManchesterHiding behind the fluttering dialogue and domestic chatter lies a dark poetry in a pair of plays that address terrifying futures head on Last month, wildfir…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:36pm on February 13, 2025

Chichester Festival theatre announces first Hamlet, starring Giles Terera by Chris Wiegand Stage Editor

Justin Audibert's production with the Hamilton star is part of season including Top Hat, Natalie Dormer's Anna Karenina and new play Safe Space Since opening in 1962 under its first artistic…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:02am on February 13, 2025

Mark Ravenhill reveals 10 new plays to be performed over two days by Chris Wiegand Stage Editor

The writer of Shopping and Fucking will direct cycle of bawdy comedies inspired by scenarios from a 17th-century Italian collection A premiere by Mark Ravenhill has been an event ever since …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:36am on February 13, 2025

More Life review " death-cheating tech drama is incredibly human by Kate Wyver

Royal Court theatre, LondonA wonderfully precise ensemble cast make this sci-fi vision of resurrection and immortality stab directly at the heart What makes a life? Kandinsky theatre company…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:06pm on February 12, 2025

'There was a nastiness': has Peter Kay thrown out his cuddly image along with his 'garlic bread' hecklers? by Brian Logan

The chummy everyman seemed to let his facade slip as he brutally ejected two hecklers from a recent gig " a misstep that showed he's out of touch with the current cut-and-thrust of standup P…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32am on February 12, 2025

Churchill in Moscow review " the British bulldog's gripping meeting with Stalin by Mark Lawson

Orange Tree theatre, LondonThere are laugh-aloud gags and spiky dialogue as Roger Allam and Peter Forbes star in Howard Brenton's play about the 1942 encounter In the 1970s, Howard Brenton w…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32am on February 12, 2025

James Graham unveils AI comedy at 'greatest hits' gala for Paines Plough by Arifa Akbar

Playwrights and actors paid homage to the small but mighty UK theatre company that nurtured them, as part of a fundraising initiative for new writers A politician bounds on to the stage to t…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:02pm on February 11, 2025

Sign of the four: Sherlock Holmes returns for Christmas comedy by two duos by Chris Wiegand

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice have created songs for a Theatreland mystery by Humphrey Ker and David Reed. We find out how they doubled up for the detective's 'gory' new case New songs by…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:42am on February 11, 2025

Stage musicals should embrace use of surtitles, says lyricist Tim Rice by Chris Wiegand Stage Editor

The songwriter, who has reunited with Andrew Lloyd Webber for a Christmas mystery, said popularity of TV subtitles may have a welcome effect in theatres Surtitles should be routinely used fo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:12am on February 11, 2025

Manchester theatre suspends Dolly Parton musical over homophobic abuse by Nadeem Badshah

Actor in Here You Come Again says cast left stage because 'a woman was so disgusted there was a gay character' A Dolly Parton-themed musical had to be suspended mid-show in Manchester becaus…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on February 11, 2025

National Theatre to stage major work by 'forgotten' black British playwright by Lanre Bakare Arts and Culture Correspondent

Alterations, by Michael Abbensetts, follows a Guyanese tailor as he tries to establish himself on Carnaby Street The National Theatre's decision to stage a work by a "pioneering" and "forgot…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12am on February 11, 2025

Wales is the land of song. Now it's being silenced by cuts that threaten our culture | Will Hayward by Will Hayward

Language, history and arts are what make us a nation " and they're at risk when funding is slashed to levels among the lowest in Europe What is a nation? There are several, varying definitio…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:48am on February 10, 2025

Pig Heart Boy review " lively staging of Malorie Blackman's stimulating novel by Chris Wiegand

Unicorn theatre, LondonWinsome Pinnock adapts the story of a teenager whose heart transplant causes controversy but the comedy drowns out the issues Some set designs instantly make sense. Pa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:42am on February 10, 2025

'Bigger than the Queen': the day Muhammad Ali blew Tyneside away by Ishy Din

One day after a royal visit, the boxing icon hit South Shields at his own expense, played darts, had his marriage blessed, and trounced Elizabeth II's turnout. Our writer explains why he has…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:18am on February 10, 2025

Infinite possibilities: the Rose International Dance prize " in pictures by Photographs By Tristram Kenton

Greek choreographer Christos Papadopoulos took the honours in the inaugural award, with a strong shortlist showcasing everything from political protest to playing dress-up' Vibes, visceralit…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:32pm on February 9, 2025

Vibes, viscerality and the odd boo: inaugural Rose International prize is a curious snapshot of dance right now by Lyndsey Winship

Christos Papadopoulos took the award for his glacially paced, illusory Larsen C, beating a shortlist that largely eschewed traditional formal techniques and structures' The Rose Internationa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:32pm on February 9, 2025

Driftwood review " quietly affecting tale of brotherly love and loss by Arifa Akbar

Playhouse, SheffieldTim Foley's beautifully lyrical script sees two brothers thrashing out their differing memories of a dying father in a drama full of truth, sadness and beauty Two grievin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:02am on February 9, 2025

The week in theatre: Oedipus; Elektra review " all Greek by Susannah Clapp

Old Vic; Duke of York's, London In a busy week for Sophocles and star casting, Rami Malek is the weak link in a radical new Oedipus with dancing chorus, while Brie Larson's snarling Elektra …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42am on February 9, 2025

Our Mighty Groove review " joyful clubland party where everyone's invited for a boogie by Lyndsey Winship

Sadler's Wells East, LondonVicki Igbokwe-Ozoagu captures all the fun and mini-drama of a great night out, creating a suitably feelgood celebration to welcome this new dance venue It's a big …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:42am on February 9, 2025
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