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'Physical eloquence': Freddie Machin reviews Circa's latest creation.
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Little nods to what you could become: Brendan Macdonald reviews Joe Harbot's new show about striving for perfection.
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Electric energy: Ed Nightingale review The Pappy Show at the New Diorama.
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Minimalist, imaginative and wonderful: Ed Nightingale reviews The Backpack Ensemble at at the New Diorama.
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'A clean nightmare of screens and plush sofas': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Jemma Kennedy's IVF play.
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How to be a fox: Annegret Märten takes a nighttime walk as part of LIFT 2018.
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'Making a home out of and with each other's bodies': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Wilson & Hart's physical theatre work.
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Sex robots and unrequited love: Malaprop Theatre's Love+ and Wilson & Hart's Breakfast are two treats at Incoming Festival.
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Show me the knottiness: Marc Pell's gig-theatre show for nabokov doesn't embrace its audience enough.
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Francesca Peschier interviews the duo behind Bechdel Theatre about industry inequality, representation, and sexy, sexy data.
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"A strap-on does not a magic wand make" - Amelia Cavinder reviews Above the Stag's maiden voyage into lesbian theatre.
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'Theatre as a kind of utopia': Duška Radosavljević reviews Taylor Mac as part of LIFT 2018.
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Heartbeats or voice recordings: Lilith Wozniak reviews Bristol's Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory at their new home in Bath.
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Listen and learn: Polly Findlay's play is a masterclass in puncturing the trope of the Charismatic Maverick Teacher.
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Shake a leg: Rosemary Waugh reviews Blanche McIntyre's The Winter's Tale at Shakespeare's Globe.
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'Bodies fold into each other only to be ripped apart': Rachel Nouchi reviews Nederlands Dans Theater performing four works by Sol León & Paul Lightfoot, Marco Goecke, and Crystal Pit…
Be not afeared: Iris Theatre's promenade production is fun, if you take the rough with the smooth.
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"Be a lady": Maddy Costa reviews the Wooster Group's staging of when Normal Mailer met with 1970s feminists.
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Edges, borders, barbed wire: Cordelia Lynn's bomb attack drama explores the ethics of keeping safe.
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Playwright Rabiah Hussain writes on why it's time theatres did more to reach out from young people from working class and minority backgrounds.
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Tiny gods for a moment... and the source of highly acidic shit: William Drew reviews lots and lots of pigeons.
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Outdoorsy types: Rosemary Waugh reviews the ENO's performance of Britten's opera.
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A certain charm in their reliability... Tracey Sinclair reviews the latest show from the Classic Thriller Theatre Company.
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Alice Saville writes on Kiss Me Kate, and her complex relationship with musical theatre's problematic back catalogue.
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Ebullient vitality and energy: J.N. Benjamin reviews Mufaro Makubika's Nottingham-set play.
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