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First farce, then tragedy: Tim Bano on Richard Bean's knockabout capitalism comedy.
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Ben Kulchivit discovers the grotesque, the perverse, and the transcendental at Birmingham's annual festival of live art.
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Cameron Kelsall reviews Zoe Kazan's futuristic domestic drama.
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Cameron Kelsall reviews Keen Company's revival of Steven Dietz's response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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Food for our fragile islander egoism? Sally Hales reviews the new staging of Agatha Christie's courtroom drama.
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A subtle, gracefully outlined coping mechanism: Eve Allin reviews Jamila Johnson-Small's solo project as part of Fierce Festival 2017.
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Who said what? Francesca Peschier reviews Terry Johnson's play featuring Albert Einstein and Marilyn Monroe.
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"A female Alan Bennett with the voice of an angel": Tracey Sinclair reviews Catherine Ireton's touring one-woman show about little acts of bravery.
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Naima Khan explores the issues raised by Act For Change's debate around theatre criticism and diversity, hosted by the NT
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Jazzy trots, pom-pom berets and balletic vaudeville swagger: Anna Winter reviews Concerto / Le Baiser de la fee / Elite Syncopations.
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"It feels like an act of self-harm": Kate Wyver on Sverre Waage's three-man show featuring performers sold into the circus as children.
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Escaping definition: Amelia Forsbrook rounds-up three female-led shows at Dance Umbrella 2017.
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"Kept separate by the chasm of the centuries": Daniel Perks reviews Elizabeth Kuti's trio of detached monologues set on the Suffolk Coast at Finsbury Park's Park Theatre.
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"A powerful, unforced stage presence": Geoff Mills reviews Stephen Unwin's touring production of Tom Stoppard's dazzling 1982 classic starring Laurence Fox.
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"Give this group a TV show": Peter Kirwan reviews Nottingham-based comedy collective Major Labia's nameless sketch show at Leicester Curve's Inside Out festival.
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Escaping definition: Amelia Forsbrook reviews Origami, Fallen from Heaven, and Trois Grandes Fugues as part of Dance Umbrella 2017.
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Simeon loves Marcia loves Konstantin loves Nina loves Boris loves Irina loves herself: Annegret Marten reviews Simon Stephens' new version of Chekhov.
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The future of theatre? Geoff Mills reviews Curious Directive's interrogatory show combining live performance with VR technology.
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Good state-of-the-nation stuff: Fergus Morgan reviews Mike Bartlett's new play at the Almeida.
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A full-on feminist call to action: Sally Hales reviews Elinor Cook's new adaptation of Ibsen.
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Plenty to unpick: Anna Winter reviews Shobana Jeyasingh's take on Marius Petipa's La Bayadere.
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A small-scale, contemporary rags-to-riches story: Emily Holyoake reviews Tom Nicholas's new play based around video games and depression.
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I mean, at least you'd have a woman's voice... Adelaide Waldrop and Brendan Macdonald record their post-show discussion about David Ives' play.
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Molly Grogan reviews Schaubühne Berlin's production in NYC.
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"You can almost hear Wilde laughing at our desire for moral certainty": Naomi Obeng reviews the opening production of a year long season of Oscar Wilde.
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