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Privileged, bored and probably lazy: Sally Hales reviews the UK premiere of Amy Herzog's relationship psychodrama.
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Very much a character study, not a spy drama: Neil Dowden reviews the Hampstead Theatre's revival of Simon Gray's play about an unlikely friendship.
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"An uncynical fever dream of childhood nostalgia": Little Soldier's festive show is full of throwback fun.
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We're not in Sheffield anymore: Robert Hastie's first Christmas musical in Sheffield whisks audiences off to Oz.
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Get your mitts on some Exeunt zines from Christmases past, present and future - and support some really worthwhile festive causes.
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It's mad. It's ambitious. It's silly and frightening and really annoying: Miriam Gillinson reviews the National Theatre's stage version of Pinocchio.
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Age of Anxiety fears: Sally Hales reviews Anne Washburn's adaptation of the cult sci-fi series.
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The loneliest time of the year: Jonny and the Baptists' Christmas show has brilliant songs and a big heart.
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Take That: Kid Carpet's Christmas show takes place in a giant ornament nicked from Gary Barlow.
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The Wild Wild West: Dermot Bolger's one-man play explores the life of a beloved Dublin eccentric.
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The wait is over: Exeunt's writers announce the winners of some highly prestigious (if unconventional) accolades.
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Bizarre, challenging and strangely compelling: Sally Hales reviews the Royal Court's alternative take on Christmas theatre.
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Disarmingly virtuosic: Seiriol Davies' Edinburgh musical sensation transfers to London.
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What should one expect of a play subtitled 'a queer epic'? Hailey Bachrach reviews Hal Coase's interweaving of four historical love stories.
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Joy and darkness: Lilith Wozniak on the periodically uncomfortable charms of Emma Rice and Joel Horwood's family show.
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Fate, will and loss: Brendan Macdonald reviews the staging of a lesser known work by J. M. Barrie.
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Dicking about: Exeter Northcott's panto is a triumphant traditional treat.
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Dancing feet: Nancy Harris' Hans Christian Andersen adaptation brims with "barely suppressed sorrow and heartbreak".
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Sweet and sour: Jessica Leen's new play sounds great, but regresses into petty drama.
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"Like those Christmas selections that come in an actual tin with some of the biscuits so posh they warrant their own silver foil."
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Bigger isn't always better: Francesca Peschier is underwhelmed by the humbug prince.
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A manifesto, a rebellion, a cry for help: Rohanne Udall reviews Vincent Dance Theatre's exploration of masculine identities.
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D'Oh! The Simpsons is all that's survived in Anne Washburn's bold "post-electric" play.
The post Review: Mr Burns at Project Arts Centre, Dublin appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Hannah Greenstreet sits in on rehearsals for Forward Arena's queer, time-hopping epic.
The post Callisto: A Queer Epic appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Festive ugliness: Alice Saville on Hackney's take on the thorniest of panto plots.
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