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Hailey Bachrach reviews a musical version of 'the perennially adapted tale of a dude who had one job'.
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'Padded and glittering': Hailey Bachrach reviews the musical take on Marvel.
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Deep and rich and jagged: Ava Davies on ThisEgg's fluid exploration of bodies and trauma.
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None of this has to be true: Eve Allin reviews Poltergeist Theatre's sci-fi show.
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Hailey Bachrach reviews 'a sweet and delicate show about a boy and a girl in the English countryside', a new play using folk music by TRILLS.
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Friendship and doodling: Rosemary Waugh reviews Druid Theatre's staging of Beckett at the Edinburgh International Festival.
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Lab rats: Performed by eight drama school graduates from outside London, Andrew Muir's play explores the struggle to make it in the capital.
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'Glitters with warmth': Ava Davies reviews Le Gateau Chocolat's cabaret version of The Ugly Duckling.
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What does it mean to reclaim Shakespeare? Hailey Bachrach reviews Mulberry Theatre Company's revision of Henry V.
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Like Friends, filmed on the Moon: Josephine Balfour-Oatts reviews a new work about student debt and urban living costs.
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Gravediggers: Chris McCormack reviews a play about gangland violence and childhood friendship.
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Meaningful and lovely: Laura Wade's exploration of '50s domesticity swells into something surprisingly heartfelt.
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Just your average guy... until he's not: Rosemary Waugh reviews Claire van Kampen's Othello.
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Ian McKellan is exceptional in a King Lear that's all about Lear.
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'The silliness, the fumbling, the mistakes': Ava Davies reviews Company Three's show about teenage love.
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American dreaming: Rosemary Waugh reviews the story of the Lehman brothers.
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Another festival of failure is upon us: Fergus Morgan is here to get you in the mood for the Edinburgh Fringe with a healthy dose of misery.
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The impressive architecture of the UK's theatres is often a legacy of stark class divides. Here, Amber Massie-Blomfield writes on the buildings that really are for everyone.
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Wayne McGregor's Autobiography places privacy at the heart of the public performance.
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Intricately drawn: Alice Saville on the soaring, beautiful musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel's graphic novel.
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Andy Field writes on sleep-deprivation at the Edinburgh fringe, and the challenges of making new spaces in a world where time is commodified.
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An astringent, pressure cooker production: Julia Burbach directs a clear and compelling opera at Dalston's Grimeborn Festival.
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A disordered kingdom: Ionesco's play is an absurd meditation on mortality.
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New Bryony Kimmings, Middle Child, Theatre Ad Infinitum and more: Rose McPherson explores the world-building joys of this year's festival.
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'Raise a glass to theatre': Ed Nightingale reviews the spoof version of Hamilton.
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