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That damned love triangle: Hailey Bachrach reviews the premiere of a revised version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Woman in White.
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Less a show, more an institution: Peter Kirwan reviews Nottingham Playhouse's annual panto.
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"Hard-to-reach audiences are not hard to reach if you speak their language" - Ifeyinwa Frederick argues for a new direction for musical theatre.
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There's something quite frantic and stressful about trying to have a sexy time... Ka Bradley on House of Kittens and erotic storytelling.
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Timely vitality: James Fritz's intense, sprawling new play is a call to action.
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Cheerfully imaginative: Chris McCormack reviews the Abbey Theatre's family show about a musical prodigy.
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Dinner and a show: Swamp Studios' immersive drama is as light and fluffy as Dishoom's biryani.
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Just kidding: Liwaa Yazji's exploration of the Syrian Civil War is compelling, confusing and, well, full of goats.
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More of an adventure story than a lullaby: Duska Radosavljevic reviews a new puppetry show about bedtime rituals for 2 - 5 year olds.
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It's the spendiest time of the year, so here are some London theatre shows that are perfect for family trips or pals' nights out - and under £15.
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It takes a village to raise a child... Alice Saville reviews the West End transfer of Tom MacRae and Dan Gillespie Sells' new musical.
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Evolving or revolving: Maddy Costa reviews Rachel Mars and nat tarrab's new roller derby inspired work.
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Sunday night TV: Roy Marsden's touring stage adaptation of Ruth Rendell's classic thriller is solid and serviceable.
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Slow criticism: Diana Damian and Anette Therese Pettersen consider a meditative seaside performance created by Norwegian artist Ingri Fiksdal.
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Slyly lefty and warmly inclusive: Exeunt's American writer Hailey Bachrach gets to grips with her first pantomime.
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Three EU migrants discuss their experiences at a 'non-Brexit-fearing festival' of work from Europe.
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The Band's Visit is a gentle exploration of the unexamined lives of ordinary people from artists David Yazbek and David Cromer.
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Mischievously destabilises: Francesca Peschier reviews the show that gives critics stage fright.
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Sunshine and suicide: Rosemary Waugh reviews the English National Ballet's performance of Nureyev's take on Shakespeare.
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Christmas is the time for revenge: Chris McCormack reviews Philip St. John's new supernatural drama.
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Instinctive honesty and benevolence: Paul Hughes reviews the latest work from Igor & Moreno.
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As $elfie$ comes to Hackney Showroom, Malik Nashad Sharpe explores the Black and Queer contexts to his performance.
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You're being watched: Rosemary Waugh reviews Anders Lustgarten's new play about Elizabethan intrigue.
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Grasping, sweaty choreographies of impulse: Paul Hughes reviews Meg Stuart's work about bodies, bodies, bodies.
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A surefire festive treat: Lauren Mooney reviews the return of Margery Williams's Velveteen Rabbit to the Unicorn Theatre.
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