Rachel Halliburton
Articles by rachel halliburton
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Arts & Culture
Arty-farty
- 16 May 2005
Broadway - New Yorkers are using outrageous comedy to demonstrate their political colours
Theatre
Falstaff's party
- 09 May 2005
Theatre - Today's politicians could learn an awful lot from Shakespeare's most celebrated anti-hero
Arts & Culture
Et tu, Tony?
- 11 April 2005
Often seen as a champion of female-oriented theatre, Deborah Warner is trying her hand at Shakespeare's most brutal exposition of testosterone-fuelled violence. But will her Julius Caesar be too close for comfort, asks Rachel Halliburton, in a tantalising, pre-opening-night interview
Arts & Culture
Nous vous aimons
- 14 March 2005
Encounter - Jane Birkin is awe-inspiring compared to today's Botox-riddled sex goddesses, finds Rachel Halliburton
Arts & Culture
The world's a stage
- 17 January 2005
Encounters - Rachel Halliburton meets the nomadic intellect behind the theatre of Complicite
Arts & Culture
Just imagine
- 13 December 2004
Epic theatre - Rachel Halliburton finds children are able to sit still for six hours and beg for more
Arts & Culture
Faust and furious
- 08 November 2004
An updated production of Faustus equates Marlowe's anti-hero with the controversial Chapman brothers. The link is fitting: British contemporary theatre and art are both committed to challenging the status quo, argues Rachel Halliburton
