BBC Entertainment News
Making music from children's old toys
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The Modified Toy Orchestra is a band made up of five musicians - and 48 tweaked toy instruments....
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Ian McEwan: Booker winner 'not my best'
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Author Ian McEwan talks to Matt Stadlen about the exercise of writing, the importance of long, moody walks, the "thinginess" of James Joyce and getting to grips with quantum mechanics....
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Robbie Williams lights up Blackpool
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Blackpool's illuminations have been switched on by Robbie Williams....
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Robbie turns on Blackpool lights
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Thousands of people watch Robbie Williams switch on Blackpool's illuminations....
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Weston Mercury - Theatre
A fun night for kids
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AN enthusiastic cast got the crowd roaring at the new stage version of a classic children's story at The Bristol Hippodrome last night (Thurs)....
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Society of London Theatre
Wicked soars into its fifth year
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The witches of Wicked will defy gravity to soar into their fifth year in the West End; the Laurence Olivier Award-winning musical extends its booking period today to 29 October 2011....
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Donmar debuts Spelling Bee in 2011
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The Tony Award-winning musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee will receive its UK premiere at the Donmar Warehouse next spring as part of a season that also includes the first major London revival of Harold Pinter’s Moonlight and Schiller’s Luise Miller....
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Clybourne Park
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Following his dissection of middle class guilt in The Pain And The Itch, American playwright Bruce Norris turns his biting wit onto the subject of prejudice across a period of 50 years....
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Autumn Access London Theatre brochure out now
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The new Access London Theatre brochure is now available and contains details of over 120 assisted performances taking place across London’s Theatreland this autumn....
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The Stage :: Reviews
Chris Dugdale - An Evening of Magic and Mindreading, Riverside Studios, London
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Riverside Studios, London: Chris Dugdale is a fine sleight of hand magician - really superb.
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Bliss, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
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Festival Theatre, Edinburgh: Musically dense and morally ambiguous, Brett Dean and Amanda Holden's operatic adaptation of Peter Carey's novel is a powerful and intense experience. With a decisive filleting of the plot they get right inside the story of successful advertising agency boss Harry Joy, whose heart-attack opens his eyes to the hell he lives in and leaves him determined to find some kind of atonement.
The Two of Us, Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds
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Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds: Four days in Bury and then the company heads out to lots of small village venues for the Theatre Royal's twelfth annual rural tour. It is small in scale but hugely important in bringing the best of theatre to parts of East Anglia that remain very remote. A two-hander, this early work by Michael Frayn is ideal. The Two of Us consists of four one act plays which explore the many aspects of marriage. In Black and Silver a couple are on holiday wit...
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Tell Me on a Sunday, Royal, Royal and Derngate, Northampton
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Royal, Royal and Derngate, Northampton: "Dreams never run on time," Claire Sweeney sings at the end of Tell Me on a Sunday, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black's 1981 song cycle about a single British woman looking for love in all the wrong places in New York and LA. It's fair to say that Sweeney's voice didn't always run in time with the music, either, at this matinee performance.
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Evening Standard Entertainment
Shrieks in Why Did I Get Married Too?
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Tyler Perrys latest domestic drama Why Did I Get Married Too? presents us with four black American males in crisis with their wives
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