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Identity crisis: Amelia Forsbrook reviews Nico Muhly's 'non-committal' opera.
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The female currency of war: Natal'ya Vorozhbit's harrowing new play explores conflict in Ukraine
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Can an emoji transform back into real emotion? Jarlath Tivnan's new play asks compelling questions of mental illness.
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'Wild Bore' is a furious, filthy take-down of theatre reviewing at its worst. But how fair is it on critics? Exeunt's writers discuss.
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Billy Crudup plays a complicated nobody. Loren Noveck isn't sure how much to believe him.
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Ageing disgracefully: this Ayckbourn comedy's best days are behind it.
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Growing pains: H2Dance's 2015 show meditates on ageing, memory, and the generation gap.
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Walking in the air: Storyboard P's Afrofuturist performance defies gravity to put a smile on your face.
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The Room meets Grange Hill: Iain Hollingshead and Timothy Muller's new high-school musical gets an F- from Francesca Peschier.
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What must women do to survive? Maddy Costa reviews the London premiere of David Greig's new version of Aeschylus.
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Your name is Ruby... William Drew goes on a binaural dinner date.
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"As this is a piece of immersive theatre, it doesn't work unless you follow the rules": Amelia Forsbrook reviews Les Enfants Terrible's staging of the story of Pussy Riot.
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Ran Xia reviews Big Dance Theater's interpretation of the diaries of Samuel Pepys.
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Alison Walls reviews actress Jocelyn Bioh's debut play on a familiar trope.
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Loren Noveck experiences the limits of unchecked invention.
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Molly Grogan reviews Safe Harbors Indigenous Collective Project's travels to hell and back.
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As the National Theatre struggles to find a hit to fill its biggest stage, Exeunt's writers suggest some ideas of their own.
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'Is this a safe space? Asking for a friend,' Chris McCormack reviews TheatreofplucK's performance as part of Outburst Queer Arts Festival 2017.
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Self-awareness, irony and sweaty palms: Alice Saville reviews Emma Rice's joyful, chocolate-covered love story.
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A finely-tuned marriage of musical understanding and feeling: Anna Winter reviews a triple bill of works performed by the Royal Ballet.
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A living funeral: Lauren Mooney on Victoria Melody's "staggeringly beautiful" show, made in collaboration with her Dad.
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Wildean wantonness: Christopher Luscombe's resplendent revival is luscious but loud.
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Put down your iPhones: Rosemary Waugh on Ivo van Hove's multi-channel story of a news anchorman driven to breaking point.
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Resolution isn't that simple: Chris McCormack reviews Owen McCafferty's new play at the Abbey Theatre.
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Hannah Greenstreet on the "unforced relevance" of an immersive reimagining of Elizabeth Inchbald's 1792 play.
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