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A teasing sext to the benchmarks of ballet: Ka Bradley reviews The Suit, and A Dream Within A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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Like Fantasia - only better: Amy Borsuk reviews Gyre & Gimble interpretation of Vivaldi using puppetry
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It's snowing. Again. But here are some shows our writers think it's well worth venturing outside for.
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Silence and noise: Peter Kirwan reviews Ramps on the Moon's new show based on a text familiar to A-Level Theatre Studies students.
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PIP and petty crime: Chris Collett reviews a moving double bill at Newcastle's Elevator Festival.
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Black Lives Matter: Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm's new play sets a family drama against the backdrop of Charlottesville.
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Mirrors and warriors: Rosemary Waugh reviews Imogen Butler-Cole's work about sexual violence and healing
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Self-aware and triumphantly obscure: Miriam Gillinson reviews Josh Azouz's new play involving a giant talking baby.
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Powerful and poignant: Maresa von Stockert's return to indoor staging is a compelling study of interaction and experience.
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Garden party: Paul Miller's revival of Charlotte Jones 2001 play is a leafy, laughter-filled delight.
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Around the block: collaborative company Kandinsky's new show is an intelligent history of housing.
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A collective of 12 women are challenging Nottingham's art scene to change, with a brand new festival of female-led work.
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You won't look at dry cleaning bags with such ease ever again: Francesca Peschier reviews Silent Faces' office-based comedy.
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Send in the clowns: Rory Mullarkey's new Chekhov translation is staged in a thoroughly playful production.
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The bizarre and the nastiness in the everyday: Francesca Peschier reviews a forgotten play by Auden and Isherwood
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A vindication of female oddness: Patsy Ferran stars in Tennessee William's painful study of anxiety, passion and loneliness.
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Giselle LeBleu's spooky, multilayered storytelling show really is perfect for Mother's Day.
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1001 Ballets To See Before You Die: Lucian Waugh reviews three new dance works by Emily Molnar, Crystal Pite, and Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar
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Dangerously close: Alexander Matthews' social drama set in a South London Indian Restaurant just about skirts stereotyping.
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Rip-roaringly funny: Naomi Sheldon's Edinburgh Fringe hit makes a triumphant transfer to London.
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Locked and loaded: the Scottish premiere of Stephen Adly Guirgis' comedy is "blisteringly enjoyable".
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Shopping bags and parcel tape: Rosemary Waugh reviews Rufus Norris's after-the-war Shakespeare.
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Going Greene: Bryony Lavery's new adaptation of Brighton Rock is unsettling and menacing.
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Mission Abort: Tara Flynn's one-woman play with songs is a surprising satire on Ireland's treatment of women.
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Farewell, puritanism: Rosemary Waugh reviews the stage adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's famous film.
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