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He had it coming: Alice Saville's review of the sexy, slick courtroom story takes the form of a trial transcript.
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Fierce, real, awkward and fake: Lilith Wozniak reviews dance artist James Morgan's show about myth, monsters and queer identity
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It wasn't written for me: Ava Davies reviews Guleraana Mir's play about a British Pakistani woman and her family
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Despicable acts: Rosemary Waugh reviews Shostakovich's opera, based on the same short story that inspired William Oldroyd and Alice Birch's recent film.
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Tara Fatehi Irani writes on her year-long project, making 365 performance-installations which shared micro-histories from her family archive from Tehran.
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If Amazon Prime delivered families: Rosemary Waugh reviews Thomas Eccleshare's new play about humanoids and parenting.
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An Englishman walks into a refugee camp... Amelia Forsbrook reviews Mark Thomas's show based on his time setting up a comedy club in Palestine.
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Endless blue: Sally Hales on Cheek By Jowl's wonderfully lucid staging of Shakespeare's romance.
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A meditation on the writer: Chris McCormack reviews an experimental piece of theatre inspired by Samuel Beckett
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Terrifying and beautiful: the English National Ballet's States-inspired performance is anything but stuffy,
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A queasy confection: Hailey Bachrach on the uneasy laughs of a Wodehouse-inspired comedy.
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Naomi Obeng reports back from National Student Drama Festival, and on its collective conversations around how to make spaces fairer, more accessible, and more representative.
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Let's play: Chris Tarrant quizzes you on the West End transfer of James Graham's latest hit play.
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Ahead of an open meeting called by the Society of British Theatre Designers, eight designers at all career levels discuss the struggle for fair working conditions
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Two in one: John Fitzpatrick's play is both kitchen sink comedy and insightful study of social evolution.
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Cooking up a storm: In-Sook Chappell's adaptation of Helen Tse's memoir is moving and original.
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Like stumbling over poetry written as a lovelorn teen: Louise Jones reviews Metta Theatre's adaptation of the underwater fairytale
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The billow of smoke: Emma Rice's reimagining of the classic is gorgeously, but narrowly, romantic.
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Popularity, football, sex and drugs: Brendan Macdonald reviews Kenneth Emson's new play set in an Essex school
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Restoring the balance: James Macdonald revives this classic Congreve with wit and wariness.
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No shoes: Francesca Peschier reviews a play inspired by the Monica Lewinsky scandal through its costumes
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Five years ago, playwright Eve Leigh made a decision not to watch plays, movies and TV shows that involved violence against female bodies. She unravels her thoughts, in list form.
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Digging down: this family-friendly adaptation of Louis Sachar's novel isn't afraid of asking big questions.
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What might've been: the ENB's Tchaikovsky for kids fails to spark the imagination.
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Weathering the storm: David Haig's D-Day drama is old-fashioned and expertly acted.
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