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©Nobby Clark
Mar 12, 2013
Fences, Richmond Theatre, London
Lenny Henry gives a powerful performance, but this Pulitzer Prize-winning play is somewhat heavy handed
©Bjarke Orsted
Mar 12, 2013
Danish Dance Theatre, Joyce Theater, New York
This hour-long work for 12 dancers is perfectly pleasant, though close inspection reveals the choreography to be unoriginal
Mar 12, 2013
Burn the Floor, Shaftesbury Theatre, London
Proclaiming itself ‘the ultimate ballroom sensation’, this is in fact an evening of unfocused boisterousness, lacking in physical wit
Mar 11, 2013
Neva, Public Theater, New York
The death of Chekhov and the volatility of life in 1905 Russia are evoked in Guillermo Calderón’s drama
©Mark Barrs
Mar 11, 2013
BalletBoyz, Sadler’s Wells, London
New choreographies from Liam Scarlett and Russell Maliphant highlight the skill and devotion of the young dancers of ‘The Talent’
©Flavia Fraser Cannon
Mar 11, 2013
The Living Room, Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Unrevived since its premiere 60 years ago, this family drama shows Graham Greene at his most introspective
Mar 11, 2013
Paul Taylor, Lincoln Center, New York
The first week of the 82-year-old choreographer’s season highlighted his great strengths – and weaknesses
©Simon Annand
Mar 11, 2013
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Bristol Old Vic
Puppetry and semi-nudity help to make this a funny, filthy and consistently watchable ‘Dream’
©Manuel Harlan
Mar 10, 2013
Longing, Hampstead Theatre, London
Tamsin Greig gives a devastating performance in this play composed from two of Chekhov’s short stories
Mar 8, 2013
After Bond, Peter meets Alice
Playwright and scriptwriter John Logan talks about the contrast between film and stage
Mar 8, 2013
Made of the Rite stuff
Dame Marie Rambert, a founding figure of British Ballet, witnessed the 20th century’s most celebrated theatrical brawl
Mar 8, 2013
Paper Dolls, Tricycle Theatre, London
Philip Himberg tells a remarkable tale of strangers in a troubled land, of makeshift family and unexpected tenderness
Mar 8, 2013
The Diary: Tony Hall
The BBC’s incoming director-general on what Britain is teaching Brazil about art and culture
From
WORLD
Mar 7, 2013
Bolshoi acid attacker refuses to apologise
Pavel Dmitrichenko shows defiance and contrition in court
Mar 7, 2013
Homage to Rudolf Nureyev, Palais Garnier, Paris
Nureyev’s spirit – the passion, the bravura, the fierce and uncompromising dedication to classical technique – was sadly lacking here
From
WORLD
Mar 6, 2013
Bolshoi star confesses to acid attack
Dmitrichenko admits to organising assault on director
Mar 6, 2013
The Audience, Gielgud Theatre, London
Helen Mirren as the Queen, directed by Stephen Daldry: this is not so much a drama, more a theatrical event
Mar 6, 2013
Purple Heart, Gate Theatre, London
American playwright Bruce Norris’s unflinching play bubbles with anger at a society unable to learn from the Vietnam war
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