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Will Lindsay Lohan's West End debut be a turnaround moment for her career?

"I know what it is to be bad. I've been bad, I know what it is to be lost." These are the first lines Lindsay Lohan will speak, all things being well, when she makes her West End debut in Da…

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 23, 2014☆⚑

Rudy's Rare Records, Hackney Empire, review: Lenny Henry is absurdly likeable

Doreen (superb Lorna Gayle) who is the black Miss Adelaide figure in this wonderfully winning joint production with Hackney Empire, is devoted to the titular Rudy, the ageing Jamaican propri…

SOURCE: The Independent at 12:51pm on September 23, 2014☆⚑

Evita, Dominion Theatre, review: A strained West End revival

The refurbished Dominion Theatre has reopened after a 14-week dark period with Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber's classic, directed unimaginatively by Bob Thompson.

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:37am on September 23, 2014☆⚑

The Lion King is biggest grossing show or film in history, says Disney

The Lion King musical has grossed more money at the box office than any other film or stage show in history, the Walt Disney Company said last night.

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:02pm on September 22, 2014☆⚑

11 major theatres pledge to boost female roles, directors and playwrights

Critics highlighting inequality in the theatre have pointed out that only one play written by a woman will be staged in the West End this week: The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie. 

SOURCE: The Independent at 1:57pm on September 22, 2014☆⚑

Romeo and Juliet, Victoria Baths Manchester, review: Overwhelming and ambitious

You might be tempted, early on, to lose patience with this peripatetic production of Romeo and Juliet. But that would be a big mistake, for it concludes with one of the most breath-taking sc…

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:12am on September 22, 2014☆⚑

Dalloway, Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh - review

Dyad Productions have found a niche telling stories of real-life and fictional women; they're had previous Fringe hits with Marilyn Monroe, Lizzy Bennet, and Elizabeth I. In tackling Virgini…

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:29am on September 22, 2014☆⚑

How We Met: Enda Walsh & Cillian Murphy - "We went from being effectively on the dole to performing at festivals around the world"

Cillian Murphy, 38

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 20, 2014☆⚑

Albion, Bush Theatre, review: This plays make us reconsider how we deal with the far right

A play about far right politics, told through the medium of karaoke?

SOURCE: The Independent at 11:17am on September 20, 2014☆⚑

Brighton Hippodrome tops list of 33 historic theatres at risk

Brighton Hippodrome, one of the last remaining Victorian circus buildings in the UK, has been named as the most threatened historic theatre in the country, topping a list of 33 "at risk" ven…

SOURCE: The Independent at 1:37pm on September 18, 2014☆⚑

Ballyturk, National Theatre, review: Cillian Murphy is exhilarating to watch

So, what's Ballyturk all about? Frankly, dear reader, I don't give a damn. Or rather, I've given up trying to figure it out.

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:26am on September 18, 2014☆⚑

BalletBoyz: The Talent, Royal Opera House, review: Company dances with muscled grace

Eleven men crouch in a pack, until one surges upwards, leaning out like the figurehead on the prow of a ship. Alexander Whitley's new The Murmuring, which opens a triple bill by BalletBoyz: …

SOURCE: The Independent at 4:00am on September 18, 2014☆⚑

Hamlet, Royal Exchange Manchester, review: Maxine Peake brings emotional ferocity

Halfway through the first half of Maxine Peake's Hamlet she pulls a strip from the tape holding down the floor covering and pulls it up. Beneath the Michelangelo overlaid circle and square a…

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:44am on September 17, 2014☆⚑

Emma Thompson admits being frightened ahead of her first West End appearance in 25 years

Emma Thompson has admitted she has "never been so frightened" as returning to the stage earlier this year after more than two decades, and hopes she can beat the nausea when the show transfe…

SOURCE: The Independent at 1:43pm on September 16, 2014☆⚑

As the 'Calm Down Dear' Festival Returns, who are British theatre's feminist heroes?

Feminism has a long history of reclaiming words and phrases " and surely none in recent years was more ripe for re-tooling than David Cameron's patronising instruction to MP Angela Eagle to …

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 13, 2014☆⚑

As 'Calm Down Dear' Festival Returns, who are Britain's leading feminist voices in theatre?

Feminism has a long history of reclaiming words and phrases " and surely none in recent years was more ripe for re-tooling than David Cameron's patronising instruction to MP Angela Eagle to …

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 13, 2014☆⚑

Fully Committed, Menier Chocolate Factory, review: A brilliantly funny tour de force

The Menier Chocolate opened for business ten years ago, under the creative partnership of David Babani and Danielle Tarento.

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:52am on September 11, 2014☆⚑

Juno and the Paycock, Bristol Old Vic, review: Busy and believable

The Bristol Old Vic's first collaboration with Liverpool's Everyman & Playhouse is appropriate, given both port cities' historical links with Ireland.

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:47am on September 11, 2014☆⚑

James Rhodes, Ambassadors Theatre, review: Visceral and dramatic

James Rhodes sits in a white T-shirt and looks at his piano's keys, as if wondering what will happen next. Then he plays slow and soft, fingers poised before touching the keys.

SOURCE: The Independent at 6:20am on September 11, 2014☆⚑

Howard Brenton on 'Doctor Scroggy's War' and an arena of opportunity

For a playwright, Shakespeare's Globe is the most experimental theatre in the country and not at all the dead, heritage, "merrie England" theme park which the more snooty members of the Brit…

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 9, 2014☆⚑

Stuart Skelton: rising to the challenge of Otello

The rarest creature on the operatic stage is the true Heldentenor, or "heroic tenor": a singer who has the stamina for Wagner's enormous operas, who can nail the high notes and whose sound c…

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 9, 2014☆⚑

Deloitte Ignite, Royal Opera House, review: A bitty show with several strong works

Myth takes over the Royal Opera House in this year's Deloitte Ignite festival, from the flaming braziers at the entrance to the Leonardo drawings around the Floral Hall.

SOURCE: The Independent at 11:19am on September 8, 2014☆⚑

Actress Anna Chancellor talks cameos in Downton and her new play The Wolf From the Door

The revolution is coming and it's going to be led by Anna Chancellor.

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on September 6, 2014☆⚑

The Comedy of Errors, Shakespeare's Globe, London: As enchanting as it is hilarious

Blanche McIntyre makes a formidable debut in this special space with a production of The Comedy of Errors that is as enchanting as it is hilarious. 

SOURCE: The Independent at 12:47pm on September 5, 2014☆⚑

Exhibit B: Performers in 'human zoo'-inspired project respond to claims production is racist

Performers in a 'human zoo'-inspired performance coming to London this month have hit back at claims that the exhibit is racist.

SOURCE: The Independent at 12:23pm on September 5, 2014☆⚑
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