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The beautiful game: Bridget Minamore on Patrick Marber's football drama, revived by Live Theatre
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Following reports of abusive behaviour at Courtyard Theatre, Alice Saville explores how conditions in fringe theatres allow bad practice to go unchecked.
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Evocative and alienating: Deafinitely Theatre's production of a brutal workplace drama opens New Diorama's new performance space.
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Ran Xia reviews Gardiner Comfort's show about living with Tourette Syndrome.
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Delights at the same time as it challenges: Lilith Wozniak reviews Myrtle Theatre's follow-up to Up Down Boy.
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Banging away: Kneehigh's latest adaptation is energetic but aimless.
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Gallows humour: Lee Anderson reviews Chris Thorpe & Jon Spooner's show about shuffling off the mortal coil.
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Dripping with blood and sweat: Neil Dowden reviews the opening production of the RSC's Rome Season at the Barbican.
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Curtis Russell reviews Gare St Lazare Ireland's recent appearance at Lincoln Center's White Light Festival.
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Joseph Charnitski reviews the US transfer of the National Theatre's production.
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Yesterday men: Sam Yates' David Mamet revival is stilted and superficial.
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No future: Catherine Love reviews Chris Goode's furiously intelligent take on the punk movie classic.
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A Joyce to rejoice in: Andrew Synnott and Arthur Riordan's operatic adaptation finds a rich resonance.
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Monkeying around: Gyre and Gimble's latest puppetry-infused show is a total joy.
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Winter is coming: Joan Clevillé Dance's second full-length show heads north on a journey of discovery.
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Dead good: Louise White's eclectic exploration of mortality is ebullient and profound.
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Playing games: Hannah Greenstreet on a beguiling, political piece about group psychology by Barcelona-based company ATRESBANDES.
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An extraordinary coda: Giles Croft marks the end of his tenure at Nottingham Playhouse in poignant style.
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Julia Cho pushes the boundaries of taste exploring gun violence. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Cameron Kelsall reviews Theresa Rebeck's trenchant workplace comedy.
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Images of trauma: Corrie Tan on a didactic revival of Brecht's classic, starring comedian Josie Lawrence.
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As Dublin's Gate Theatre becomes the centre of allegations of sexual harassment, Chris McCormack explores the history of womens' public testimony in Irish theatre.
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"A grief whose depths I can't imagine": Andrew Edwards reviews Oliver Coates and Josh Armstrong's international, collaborative meditation on the North Sea Flood of 1953, part of Sonica 2017.…
Hailey Bachrach reviews Lot Vekemans' naturalistic story of a couple hollowed out by grief.
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"Smart, sharp and exhilarating": Brendan Macdonald reviews Thomas Eccleshare's thrillingly tricksy two-hander about the stories behind the stories.
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