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853 stories by "Matt Trueman"

Tori Amos musical The Light Princess may premiere next year by Matt Trueman

Singer hopes The Light Princess musical, postponed by National Theatre, will open before end of 2013Tori Amos hopes her new musical, The Light Princess, which had been indefinitely postponed…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:25am on September 20, 2012

Roadkill heads to New York next summer for US premiere by Matt Trueman

Three years after its debut at the Edinburgh fringe, Stef Smith's site-specific play about human trafficking will be restaged by Brooklyn-based theatre St Ann's WarehouseRoadkill, the Olivie…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:32am on September 19, 2012

Priscilla Presley to make pantomime debut at the New Wimbledon theatre by Matt Trueman

Presley will star in Snow White, adding to the list of US stars who have graced the south-east London stagePriscilla Presley will make her pantomime debut at the New Wimbledon theatre, Londo…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:49am on September 18, 2012

National Theatre to open New York office by Matt Trueman

Tim Levy to head office overseeing theatre's future activities in North America after successful Broadway transfersFollowing the success of its recent Broadway transfers, the National Theatr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:01am on September 17, 2012

Noises off: It's time to blog off by Matt Trueman

The burgeoning blogosphere has outgrown this theatre roundup, so after five years of trawling the net we bid you farewellNoises Off is logging off. Just under five years after it started, th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:30am on September 14, 2012

Mike Tyson: 'I want to dance and sing' by Matt Trueman

After a Broadway run in a one-man play, the former heavyweight boxer announces he's keen to star in a musicalMike Tyson has been bitten by the theatre bug. A month after his one-man show Und…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:37am on September 13, 2012

Shakespeare's Globe to screen plays in cinemas worldwide by Matt Trueman

Viewers in Australia, New Zealand and the US will soon be able to see 2011 productions, including All's Well That Ends WellShakespeare's Globe will become the latest theatre to screen its s…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:10am on September 12, 2012

Renée Zellweger to make Broadway debut by Matt Trueman

Bridget Jones star reported to be following up her film directing debut by appearing in stage adaption of The Hustler Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:51am on September 11, 2012

Renée Zellweger to make Broadway debut by Matt Trueman

Bridget Jones star reported to be following up her film directing debut by appearing in stage adaption of The HustlerAs if one first were not enough, Renée Zellweger will follow her forthc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:51am on September 11, 2012

One Man, Two Guvnors to tour Australia by Matt Trueman

The hit National Theatre production is to visit major festivals in Asia and New Zealand, before taking up residency as part of Cate Blanchett's final season as co-artistic director of Sydney…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:11am on September 10, 2012

Noises off: Is comedy more true to life than tragedy? by Matt Trueman

A critic's claim that comedy is more believable than tragedy stirs strong feelings " and is British theatre too naturalistic?Tragedy first, then farce, says Slavoj Zizek (adapting Marx). Not…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:06am on September 6, 2012

War Horse to close on Broadway by Matt Trueman

The show has grossed more than $60m to date and could mark the end of a fruitful period in the US for the National TheatreTwo days after the final Broadway performance of One Man, Two Guvnor…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:35am on September 5, 2012

London's Old Vic challenges celebrities to stage a musical in 24 hours by Matt Trueman

The venerable theatre's annual 24-Hour Plays celebrity fundraising event this year will turn its attention to creating not one but four musicalsWriting a play in a day is one thing, but crea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:36am on September 4, 2012

London's Old Vic challenges celebrities to stage a musical in 24 hours by Matt Trueman

The venerable theatre's annual 24-Hour Plays celebrity fundraising event this year will turn its attention to creating not one but four musicalsWriting a play in a day is one thing, but crea…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:36am on September 4, 2012

Harriet Walter stars in Donmar's all-female Julius Caesar by Matt Trueman

New Donmar season includes Walter reuniting with Mamma Mia! director Phyllida Lloyd, Joe Wright's stage directing debut and a new cheap ticket offerHarriet Walter will play Brutus in an all-…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:32am on September 3, 2012

Noises off: how do you define acting? by Matt Trueman

Boundaries between conventional acting, performance theatre and improvisation continue to blur " but one actor seems to have no problems making it up as they go along ...For almost two decad…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:09am on August 31, 2012

Noises off: a 'bloody weird' fringe, and killing a sacred cow by Matt Trueman

Practitioners are praising this year's Edinburgh gathering as unusually well-organised, while bloggers rail against overly serious theatreAs Lyn Gardner pointed out in yesterday's Edinburgh …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:43am on August 24, 2012

Dominic West to star in new Jez Butterworth play by Matt Trueman

The Wire star will appear in The River, Butterworth's first play since Jerusalem, at London's Royal Court in OctoberDominic West is to star in Jez Butterworth's new play The River this Octob…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:35am on August 23, 2012

Hugh Grant turned away from Edinburgh comedy show by Matt Trueman

Actor refused entry by bouncers after some members of his party were unable to provide proof of age Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:55am on August 20, 2012

Noises off: The fringe finds its Banksy, and where all the money really goes by Matt Trueman

A guerrilla poster artist and a raft of bloggers are taking aim at the Edinburgh fringe's increasingly corporate outlookThe fringe has its very own Banksy, according to fringe veteran John F…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:45am on August 16, 2012

Shunt to create labyrinth in London warehouse by Matt Trueman

Experimental theatre company's show The Architects will recreate ancient Greek maze in former south London factoryExperimental theatre company Shunt are to create a version of the ancient Gr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:19am on August 14, 2012

Leicester's Curve theatre 'most disastrous' project in city's history by Matt Trueman

Mayor Peter Soulsby says £61m theatre, which cost twice its original budget, came at 'an enormous cost' to LeicesterLeicester's mayor has dubbed the Curve theatre "the most expensive and …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:24am on August 9, 2012

Andrew Lloyd Webber: 'I was wrong about summer theatre bloodbath' by Matt Trueman

Olympics has brought new audience to theatres, says composer who predicted London 2012 would be a disaster for West EndSales for shows in theatres owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber have risen by …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:49am on August 7, 2012

Edinburgh festival fringe shrugs off the Olympics with strong advance sales by Matt Trueman

A number of venues that made tickets available early claim sales are up, with one reporting a 70% increase on last yearAmid the early chatter about the commercialisation of the Edinburgh fes…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:33am on August 6, 2012

Is the Edinburgh fringe really too expensive for artists? by Matt Trueman

As one theatre company says it is using a Brighton Fringe production to fund its show in Scotland, an online debate is raging about payment for creativityAhh, Edinburgh: full of the smell of…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:40am on August 3, 2012
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