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Thanks, Miranda: our intrepid space explorer dies a horrific death in this escape room experience.
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A kiss that might just turn into a bite: Lolo Brow is at her sexy, seditious best at The Vaults.
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For audiences as much as artists: the UK's largest dance festival for emerging choreographers offers up an eclectic triple-bill.
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Absurdity in the commonplace: Ka Bradley reviews the Jakop Ahlbom Company, as part of London Mime Festive 2018
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Bursting bubbles: Rosemary Waugh reviews Sarah McDonald-Hughes' play about growing up fast
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27 years later: Rona Munro's play's focus has shifted since its premiere in 1991.
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Revenge fantasies: two women craft stories for survival in this wonderfully noirish performance.
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A very different Denmark: Paapa Essiedu's Dane is emotive and intelligent.
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The artistic director of Cardboard Citizens talks theatre and oppression, in response to Nathan Lucky Wood's piece 'The Trouble With Outreach'.
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Simple8's adaptation of Forster's novel is a formulaic take on an intriguing text.
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The pull of blood: Maud Dromgoole's play explores the lives shaped by a very prolific sperm donor.
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Dream-like ambiguities: a female-led team adapt Marguerite Duras's 1984 novel of adolescent sexuality.
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This is sounding like a history lesson: Rob Icke's Almeida production offers contemporary parallels galore.
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A case study in miscalculation: Henry Darke's new play forgets to check its privilege.
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The horror! The horror! Dominic Allen and Simon Maeder dive into the weird world of HP Lovecraft.
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This feels like progress: John B. Keane's tragedy is injected with new meaning by Garry Hynes.
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In the first of a trio of articles, Maddy Costa explores The Place's three-pronged artist, producer, and audience development scheme.
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Rage against the machine: Magali Rousseau is upstaged by her mechanical menagerie.
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The world's largest game of Jenga: Nacho Flores' delicate exploration of a cubist landscape.
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Queens of Crime: this music hall melodrama eschews subtlety and sensitivity.
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Words can be weaponised: ten short plays expose the challenges of introducing nuance to the #MeToo conversation.
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Rock Paper Scissors Shoot. Ava Davies responds to Alex Oates' one-man darknet drama.
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"Company of Wolves' micro-exploration of grief and pain seems achingly timely."
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Art in its purest state: Ka Bradley unpicks the intensely weird power of Peeping Tom's show.
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As Waterloo's ever-growing arts festival returns for 2018, Alice Saville asks its co-director Mat Burt what it offers young companies.
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