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A strange sterility: Anna Winter reviews a new work for Rambert by choreographer Kim Brandstrup.
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Charming, inventive and beautiful: Lauren Mooney reviews the return of a WWI-set Peter Pan to the Open Air Theatre.
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Boom and bust: Chris McCormack reviews Veronica Dyas' new play inspired by Bertolt Brecht's The Mother.
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Tracey Sinclair reviews a one man show about an ingenious stretch of coastal electric railway
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Inappropriate texts: Frey Kwa Hawking on a disconcerting play about the impact of rape accusations.
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I'm ready to work: Hannah Greenstreet responds to a frenzied, feminist reimagining of Chekhov with a letter to its creators, RashDash.
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As Karen Finley's new show 'Unicorn Gratitude Mystery' comes to Femmetopia, she talks to the queer festival's co-curator about American politics, princesses, and activist art.
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Disabling prejudice: Athena Stevens' play about the social politics of disability impresses on its revised return.
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Brains and guts beneath glitzy excess: Sh!t Theatre's love letter to Dolly Parton is gloriously chaotic fun.
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The New Diorama Theatre is revolutionising the way it's programmed. Here's the venue's AD David Byrne on why he's putting companies first.
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A beautiful game: Improbable's devised show mixes football and feminism, in a tribute to the power of teamwork.
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In the aftermath of the announcement that Lyn Gardner's Guardian contract is coming to an end, Maddy Costa writes on theatre world hierarchies and their resistance to change.
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Both stimulated and disinterested: Factory Irregular's devised show doesn't offer its audience a hand to hold.
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An expression of thanks: choreographer Oona Doherty crafts a religious reflection on her home town.
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'This is a show, and we are living through it together': Brendan Macdonald reviews Split Britches's Kubrick-inspired performance.
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Shakespeare's stories: Rosemary Waugh reviews the first productions by the new Globe Ensemble.
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New Rashdash, Sleepwalk Collective, Scottee, and so many more shows you wouldn't want to miss over the next fortnight.
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'It's the kind of weird theatre show that I want to bring all of my non-theatre friends to see': Lilith Wozniak reviews Richard Allen's show as part of Mayfest 2018
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'Bed-ridden with everything except a husband': Amelia Forsbrook reviews the ROH's ballet about the last Tudor on the throne.
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'The air of stifling, claustrophobic routine': David Pollock reviews Martin McCormick's absurdist play
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Rosemary Waugh reviews the British Paraorchestra's new work inspired by the theoretical physicist Richard Feynman, as part of Bristol's Mayfest
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Apollo and Dionysus: Alfred Molina is exceptional as Mark Rothko in the London return of John Logan's two-hander.
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A celebration of the power of music to hold and communicate human history: Maddy Costa reviews a cabaret of songs banned by the Nazis.
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Katie Hawthorne evokes the shows, controversies, and nerdy theatre in-jokes of Berlin's annual theatre festival.
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A man's world: Phil Ormrod's four-handed drama explores father-son relationships and male violence.
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