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Sleeping is a kind of time travel... Crystal Bennes reviews a spoken word performance by Rosy Carrick.
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Waves of anger: Nicole Serratore writes on Penelope Skinner's play, and the grim realities of toxic masculinity online.
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Freddie Machin reviews a narrative of grief by Finnish playwright Kaisa Lundan.
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Nabilah Said reviews Homos, Or Everyone in America, which is as inspiring and exhausting as watching lovers fight.
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Why not add a little camp to the divided camps?: Brendan Macdonald reviews Jonny Woo's glam take on a glum subject.
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Content with Hermia? LOL: Chris McCormack reviews a version of Shakespeare's comedy 'that revels in human folly'.
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A ghostly reminder: Ed Nightingale reviews a revival of Brian Friel's Aristocrats.
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Free skating: Far away from Edinburgh's city centre, Le Patin Libre's ice dance performance feels magical.
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Holding your breath: Martin Zimmerman's monologue is a tense exploration of gun violence and trauma.
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Intensely emotional: Charley Miles' debut play is a love story set in a Yorkshire village.
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Simon Gwynn reviews Spiral, a revised version of an earlier play that still may be tackling too much.
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Eve Allin reviews Meek, a new dystopian drama that isn't so unfamiliar.
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'A rush of catastrophic thinking moving in slow motion': Ava Davies on a reality-distorting two-hander.
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A sacred leaf: Colombian artist Miguel Hernando Torres Umba performs this exploration of the narcotrafficking industry.
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Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair's play is a "delicate exploration of going from boy to man".
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Millennial despair: Anorak's debut show is soaked in anxiety.
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The child prodigy: Freddie Machin reviews Circa's show for kids about Mozart.
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Eurovision: Freddie Machin reviews Big in Belgium's musical trip across Europe post-Brexit vote.
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The games people play: Freddie Machin on a show about the rhythms and patterns of relationships.
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'The bleak loneliness faced by the outcasts of society': Nabilah Said reviews this one-man show about an illegal digital market place.
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Alice Saville on Adam Lazarus's controversial (but not controversial enough) narrative of male violence.
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Behind our Skin reveals 'the power of simply telling stories.'
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Eve Allin sees the writer through her poems in Love Songs.
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Nicole Serratore reviews Ulster American, a new play 'so wild it beggars belief'.
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'He holds us as if we are children': Eve Allin on an intimate hour with [insert slogan here]'s Sam Ward.
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