music classical theatre film blog newsletter search: features west end OWE / fringe touring dance reviews archive a-z theatre features Sight and Sound: Antonioni Project Interview with Ivo van Hove The Barbican stages Toneelgroep Amsterdam's latest piece, based on the work of the Italian modernist film director. Recording Priscilla Queen of the Desert Reporting from midtown Manhattan's MSR Studios. The cast of Priscilla Queen of the Desert on Broadway lays down their original cast recording in style. Sight and Sound: Antonioni Project Interview with Ivo van Hove The Barbican stages Toneelgroep Amsterdam's latest piece, based on the work of the Italian modernist film director. Recording Priscilla Queen of the Desert Reporting from midtown Manhattan's MSR Studios. The cast of Priscilla Queen of the Desert on Broadway lays down their original cast recording in style. Preview: London International Mime Festival 2011 New work from Faulty Optic and a circus reworking of a Steinbeck classic Circus, puppetry and clowning all play a part in the programme for this year's festival. Going Greene: The Potting Shed Interview with Svetlana Dimcovic The Finborough revives a play by Graham Greene last seen in London four decades ago. musicOMH's Theatre Top 10 2010 musicOMH's somewhat arbitrary end-of-year list A Terence Rattigan revival and a production designed for a solo audience member feature on our list of the year's best shows. Dark Delights: 1927 Interview with Paul Barritt The animator and co-founder of innovative theatre company 1927 speaks to musicOMH. Evening Standard Awards 2010 Wins for Rory Kinnear and Nancy Carroll The National and the Royal Court win big at this year's theatre awards. Open Spaces: The Print Room Lucy Bailey and Anda Winters The co-Artistic Directors of the new west London venue talk to musicOMH. Q & A: Paul Robinson and Tim Roseman On staging Gabriel Bisset-Smith's political satire The Charming Man The joint Artistic Directors of Battersea's Theatre 503 talk to musicOMH. The New York International Fringe Festival: Encore Series The Nightmare Story, Just in Time, The Hurricane Katrina Comedy Festival, Running, The Twentieth-Century Way Richard Patterson reviews the first week of the Encore Series, which highlights the year's best FringeNYC shows. Q & A: Caroline Horton On her solo show You're Not Like The Other Girls Chrissy The winner of The Stage award for Best Solo performer at this year's fringe talks to musicOMH. Q & A: Baba Brinkman Peer-reviewed rap at the Edinburgh Fringe The rap artist talks to musicOMH about Chaucer, hip-hop and human nature. Edinburgh Fringe 2010: Theatre Highlights The best of this year's fringe As Edinburgh comes to an end, we take a look back over a rich and varied fringe. Edinburgh Fringe 2010: Comedy Highlights All hail the Invisible Dot Anna Lowman picks her favourite sketch shows and stand ups at this year's Edinburgh fringe. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 9 POPE! An Epic Musical, Hearts Full of Blood Richard Patterson's Fringe experience ended with two plays chosen for the FringeNYC Encore Series. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 8 Dream of the Marionettes, Jurassic Parq: The Broadway Musical, Return to the Onion Cellar Richard Patterson takes in three new musicals in La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theatre. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 7 Menny and Mila, when last we flew, West Lethargy Richard Patterson takes in three very different shows, one of which is a highlight. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 6 Wanton Displays of Affection, Tiny Geniuses Richard Patterson encounters two plays by young writers, only one of which excels. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 5 Ah Kua Show, The Momentum A solo show and a group-devised piece remind Richard Patterson of the Fringe's possibilities. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 4 An Idiot, Veritas Richard Patterson reviews two new plays at the Fringe - one literary, one historical. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 3 How My Mother Died of Cancer..., Richard 3, Have a Nice Life Richard Patterson reviews his third group of Fringe NYC shows. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 2 Cookie, Terror SuperHighway, Platinum Richard Patterson pulls a marathon night, reviewing three intriguing Fringe NYC shows. The New York International Fringe Festival: Part 1 A Raisin in the Salad: Black Plays for White People; AK-47 Sing-Along; Butterfly, Butterfly, Kill Kill Kill! Richard Patterson surveys his first set of Fringe NYC shows. Q & A: Molly Naylor On her solo show Whenever I Get Blown Up I Think of You The poet and performer talks about her debut Fringe show at Zoo. Preview: Edinburgh Fringe 2010 The pick of the fringe musicOMH's tips and picks for the biggest arts festival in the world. Joan Rivers Live in Times Square The salty-mouthed comedian returns to New York. A series of new dates at the Laurie Beechman Theatre for Joan Rivers, of the recent documentary A Piece of Work. Preview: Mikhailovsky Ballet Summer Ballet at the Coliseum The renowned Russian company come to London with a programme including Swan Lake and Giselle. Tony Awards 2010 Wins for Red, Memphis and A Little Night Music London's Menier Chocolate Factory and Donmar Warehouse clean up at the Tonys. Q & A: James Graham About The Man The Finborough's Playwright-in-Residence discusses his latest play for the west London theatre. Q & A: David Greig Creditors hits New York Scottish writer Greig answers questions about his version of Strindberg's Creditors, coming to New York this month. Preview: PULSE 2010 Line-up announced The Ipswich theatre festival features new work from Jack Thorne as well as Ontroerend Goed’s Edinburgh hit, Internal. Feature: Olivier Awards 2010 Surprise win for The Mountaintop Sam Smith reports from the 34th Olivier Awards at London's Grosvenor House Hotel. Preview: Brighton Festival Highlights include new work from Simon Stephens Brian Eno curates the annual Brighton arts festival featuring work by Lone Twin and Cheek by Jowl. musicOMH's London Theatre Top 10 musicOMH's somewhat arbitrary end-of-2009 list Plays by Mike Bartlett and Jez Butterworth feature on our list of the year's best shows. NOW IN THEATRE LONDON: Robert Lindsay plays the Greek shipping tycoon in Martin Sherman's bio-drama Onassis LONDON: Rory Kinnear plays Hamlet at the National Theatre NEW YORK: Patrick Stewart stars in Mamet's A Life in the Theatre LONDON: The West End stage version of Sebastian Faulks' Birdsong NEW YORK: Kneehigh's staging of Brief Encounter plays at Studio 54 SHEFFIELD: John Simm plays Hamlet at the Sheffield Crucible LONDON: Michael Gambon stars in Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape LONDON: Mackenzie Crook and Ralf Little star in Annie Baker's The Aliens LONDON: The Globe stages their first play by a woman, Nell Leyshon's Bedlam NEW YORK: Samuel Brett Williams's The Revival at the Lion Theatre FEATURE: A look back at the highlights of this year's Edinburgh Fringe EDINBURGH: RashDash return to the Fringe with Anothe Someone at the Bedlam musicOMH about us contact copyright home elsewhere Twitter Facebook Mixcloud Soundcloud © 1999-2013 OMH