Chris Wiegand is the Theatre, Comedy, and Dance Editor at The Guardian. With a focus on the arts, Chris covers a wide range of topics including theatre reviews, interviews with artists, and cultural events. Their writing combines a passion for the performing arts with insightful commentary and analysis.
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Chris Wiegand's coverage predominantly consists of event reviews and entertainment news, with a focus on theater, arts funding, film, musicals, and theater reviews. If you are involved in these areas or have insights into the latest developments within the entertainment industry that align with his coverage themes and topics, your pitches may be well-received.
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By: Chris Wiegand
As you would expect from the queen of kids’ crime fiction, there’s a grisly murder to solve and a lineup of dubious suspects that leaves the audience abuzz with theories
By: Chris Wiegand
Colourful characters gather for a will reading in this horror-comedy, given a larky update with stylish sequences
A thirtysomething couple try a biotech breakthrough in Emma Hemingford’s time capsule of hot button issues
By: Chris Wiegand
The Slow Horses star will perform the monologue Krapp’s Last Tape at York Theatre Royal in the spring
By: Chris Wiegand
A pet marooned with his owner in a ‘place between worlds’ whispers to the audience through headphones in this skilful play for over-nines
By: Chris Wiegand
While there is strength and skill on display, this circus show lacks a knockout performance and the film’s enduring anthems don’t always fit the action
By: Chris Wiegand
Brogan Gilbert gives an extraordinary performance as the troubled nurse caring for a terminally ill dancer in a compelling adaptation of the 2019 horror film
By: Chris Wiegand
The creator of Hamilton and the writer Eisa Davis explain why they turned the classic film into a Jesus Christ Superstar-style concept album, with the help of hip-hop royalty – from Ghostface Killah to Lauryn Hill
By: Chris Wiegand
The stars of Emily in Paris and Money Heist team up for a curiously flat drama mixing suspense, comedy and politics
By: Chris Wiegand
A cast recording for the souped-up train musical is released, Michael Sheen plays the NHS hero at the National and David Hare delivers his Covid memoir
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