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Nerve-shredding: Chris McCormack reviews a solo performance by Olwen Fouéré, as part of the Dublin Fringe.
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Fergus Morgan writes on the Kiln's controversial rebrand, and the message the backlash against it sends.
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Painful fluency: Josephine Balfour-Oatts reviews Milly Thomas's play about the aftermath of suicide.
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A dress rehearsal for an ideal world: Nabilah Said reviews a musical about three generations of the same family.
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Alex Fernandes writes on the unique perspective you get from watching the same show over - and over - and over again.
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Annegret Marten argues that it's time for the theatre industry to shift its attitude to environmental reform.
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From "Shock" to "Acceptance": Chris McCormack reviews a Dublin Fringe show about the end of everything.
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Lilith Wozniak reviews a new show about raising children, Russian folklore and how the theatre industry supports mothers.
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Stories are forbidden, but artistry has flourished elsewhere: Chris McCormack reviews a 'wonderful' children's show at the Dublin Fringe.
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The awkwardness of family dinners: Ava Davies reviews Stephen Karam's Thanksgiving play.
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More to life than love: Peter Kirwan reviews the Nottingham Playhouse's first musical in over a decade.
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The author of 'Dance Nation' talks teen experience, experimenting with form, and what makes New York's playwriting scene special.
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Blood, sweat and more blood: Rosemary Waugh reviews the UK premiere of Clare Barron's play about 13-year-old competitive dancers.
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The UK's theatres are starting a new term with some huge openings, and we're taking notes. Here's what to see.
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You have nothing to fear: Rosemary Waugh reviews Scottish Dance Theatre with a work inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe.
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'Anxious behaviour': Crystal Bennes reviews a solo show based on the migratory instincts of the marsh warbler.
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Crystal Bennes writes on a bilingual play that explores ideas of independence, identity and duality in Québec.
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Makes a seemingly little play vast: Frey Kwa Hawking reviews the Public Acts production of Shakespeare's Pericles.
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A frenzied, facetious production: Crystal Bennes reviews Opéra de Lyon's performance of Rossini's Cinderella.
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A study in dominance: Chris McCormack reviews the stage adaptation of Edith Wharton's short story.
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Natasha Tripney writes on the time-bending, memory-layering properties of returning to Edinburgh for the festival fringe, year after year.
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Emotional disconnection: Lilith Wozniak writes on Katie Mitchell and Alice Birch's unsettling retelling of a story of a sexual fantasy.
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Double act: Danielle Ward's debut play follows two female comedians in an industry that pits women against each other.
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Lauren Mooney reviews Katy Dye's debut show about 'a cultural sexualisation of youth and innocence.'
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Life-saving warmth: Lauren Mooney on Tom Wells' heartfelt tale of teenagers and sychronised swimming.
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