Camille O'Sullivan

How Jim Jarmusch used music to put a spell on Hollywood
Ryan Gilbey
21, Sep, 2017 @11:38 AM

Woyzeck in Winter review – a haunting fusion of two unfinished masterpieces
Michael Billington
20, Jul, 2017 @11:25 AM

Ancient Rain review – Paul Kelly and Camille O’Sullivan fuse poetry and cabaret, with mixed results
Jane Howard
13, Oct, 2016 @12:38 AM

New flames: the Edinburgh festival shows that tell stories with torch songs
Lyn Gardner
21, Aug, 2016 @11:10 AM

The Guardian's Shakespeare Solos series continues with six new films
Chris Wiegand
29, Feb, 2016 @6:00 AM

How I found my groove: celebrities' life-changing moments
Katie Forster
27, Dec, 2015 @9:00 AM

The Pogues – review
Shane MacGowan sings with the style and power he brought to the Pogues at their peak, writes Dave Simpson
Dave Simpson
16, Dec, 2013 @12:39 PM

Derry artists fear triumphal gains from City of Culture title will be squandered
Charlotte Higgins, Chief arts writer
21, Oct, 2013 @6:31 PM

What cabaret can teach traditional theatre
Lyn Gardner: It may have become a term of abuse on The X Factor, but as cabaret goes from strength to strength it's attracting some of our brightest talent
Lyn Gardner
22, Oct, 2012 @12:33 PM

Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir; The Rape of Lucrece; Mies Julie – review
Théâtre du Soleil's drama about silent film-making speaks volumes, writes Susannah Clapp
Susannah Clapp
01, Sep, 2012 @11:05 PM

Camille O'Sullivan: From cabaret to chaos
Camille O'Sullivan made her name singing sultry songs in fishnets. Now she's playing a rapist and his victim in a musical version of Shakespeare's Rape of Lucrece, says Charlotte Higgins
Charlotte Higgins
13, Aug, 2012 @5:44 PM

Camille O'Sullivan: the dark side of happiness
Euan Ferguson
12, Dec, 2010 @12:02 AM
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