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'An indictment of all of us': Freddie Machin reviews Mark Thomas' illusion-shattering take on the state of the NHS.
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A riot grrl playground: Frisky Theatre's show is an entrancing, infuriating exploration of girlhood.
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Silence, breathing: Rosemary Waugh reviews Ima Iduozee at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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'Like Beckett, if Beckett didn't piss me off': Ava Davies on Footprint Theatre's gently radical two-hander about loneliness and the cosmos.
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The fringe has begun, and Exeunt's writers have a few thoughts on what you should go and see.
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Anger and passion: Eve Allin writes on LUNG Theatre's fiercely political verbatim show about racism in Birmingham schools.
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'It feels like a moment': Eve Allin responds to Theatre Uncut's first female-only play series and discussion panel.
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A very specific idea of Britishness: Ava Davies writes on a show that meets injustice with sugar-coated tweeness.
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A massive middle finger pointed high into the air: Joana Nastari's solo show is a story of sex work that demands attention.
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'We can only bear witness': Hailey Bachrach on an emotive journey through the history of Black women in the Americas.
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Guilt and Complicity: Hailey Bachrach on how a play about American slavery translates for an Edinburgh audience.
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After a captivating start, Hailey Bachrach is left cold by this story about neighbours and homecomings.
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"Can dogs count to one million?": Eve Allin writes a jagged, dog's-eye response to the story of a girl and her best friend.
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Boaz Barkan's performance-lecture explores the struggle to put dance into words.
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A slightly jumbled jumbo: Hailey Bachrach is unconvinced by a one woman adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's elephant tale.
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Language is the weapon of choice: Crystal Bennes reviews a school-set play about learning difficulties and parent-teacher confrontations.
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Taking over an Edinburgh flat, Power Play are making space for female-led theatre at the fringe. Here's Eve Allin on her visit.
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Claim, revel, destroy, subvert, love: Rosemary Waugh reviews Samira Elagoz's verbatim show about rape and men's reactions to her.
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Inheritance, rejection, stasis: Ava Davies reviews Living House Theatre's playful take on art and history.
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Voices have to be heard: Eve Allin on why this well-meaning political piece doesn't tell the whole story.
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A society, torn down: Katherina Radeva's solo show asks questions about the kind of world we want to live in.
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Just plain fun: Crystal Bennes on a riotously camp version of Bram Stoker's blood-sucking horror classic.
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Olympian struggles: Henry Naylor's play explores the histories of two female German Jewish athletes.
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No names, no regrets, and no refunds: Freddie Machin reviews Reuben Kaye and The Swizzle Boys.
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Hailey Bachrach reviews Kit Finnie's solo show that promises 'a feminist ghost story'.
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