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As enjoyable as a light breeze in mid- July: Josephine Balfour-Oatts reviews David Hare's play about the founding of Glyndebourne
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A humanist affair: Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Dom Coyote's new solo work
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Timelessness: Lilith Wozniacki reviews a new production of Arthur Miller's classic play
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Abstract and emotionally rich: Ka Bradley reviews a double bill of new dance works 'A Night's Game' and 'TERRA'
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From death to rebirth: Lee Anderson reviews Marion Bott's new play about modern life in Berlin
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The mysteries of love: Hailey Bachrach reviews Matthew Lyons' puzzling, Shakespeare-inspired verse romance.
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In Shakespeare's birthday week, Hailey Bachrach argues that there's nothing dull about recent reinventions of his work.
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Going for a dip: Sarah Milton's solo show dives deep into one woman's relationship with swimming.
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A beautiful, polyphonic cacophany: Philip Venables' contemporary opera is an astonishing adaptation of Sarah Kane's play.
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A Will Young concert with a bit of story: the musical adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's 1992 doesn't sparkle as bright as its sequins.
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Collective sphincters being clenched: Aino Venna and Ilona Jantti's cabaret circus doesn't have quite the desired effect.
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Right-sized reactions to the world: Rosemary Waugh reviews Ella Hickson's The Writer
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It's the little stuff that counts: Joe White's debut is another special play from a special theatre.
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A desperate need for dialogue: Katherina Radeva writes on why she's organising a day of ideas-sharing around questions of otherness and identity.
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The Ibsen-ness of Ibsen: Rosemary Waugh reviews the National Theatre of Norway's production of Little Eyolf
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Exeunt's writers pick some shows - from brave experiments to commercial mainstays - that they think deserved a better critical reception.
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Female sensuality is silence and underwear: Ka Bradley reviews an immersive-dining experience billed as a 'feast of fierce femininity'.
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If Pixar did electrons... Francesca Peschier reviews a piece of circus based on the discovery of radioactivity
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Dancing around the periphery: there's a compelling story lurking somewhere in Selina Fillinger's debut play.
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Horror amid the hilarity: Marie Hamilton and Stephanie Kempson's musical John Gay adaptation hits all the right notes.
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An uneasy mix: Simon Dormandy's production combines squirmy sexual politics with knockabout comedy.
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I've seen it five times... Ava Davies reviews the return of Simon McBurney's The Encounter to the Barbican
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Chris McCormack reviews Stephen Sondheim's musical about nine people who attempted to assassinate US presidents
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Losing steam: Irish National Opera's first production runs out of ideas and invention.
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A poem about a poet: Luke Wright's second verse play dives into the political turmoil of Thatcher's Britain.
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