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August Strindberg and Ingmar Bergman go to watch Ivo van Hove's double bill at the Barbican.
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"The strength of this programme lies in the works that present something fresh and exciting": Rachel Elderkin reviews Carlos Acosta's new dance company.
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The start of a conversation? Andrew Edwards reviews Wonder Fools' show about watching porn.
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"A spectator, no less than a society, is complicit": Chris McCormack reviews a site-specific production about the history of the Irish family.
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Lane Williamson finds a lifeless production in director John Doyle's hands, starring Ellen Burstyn.
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Women turned into monsters: Ka Bradley reviews 27 degrees' exploration of the Medusa myth.
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Both hypervisible but invisible: Hannah Greenstreet reviews a set of nine monologues by Muslim women from across the world.
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All the colours of the rainbow: Rosemary Waugh reviews Tamara Harvey's visually beautiful production of Uncle Vanya.
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Annie Dorsen wants to dissuade you from taking a social media break. Molly Grogan reviews.
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Here is a woman who listens only to herself: Miriam Gillinson reviews the return of Jane Eyre to the National Theatre.
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As 'The Fall' comes to the Royal Court, Nicole Acquah speaks to its cast about Rhodes, Blackness on campus, and reliving their experiences of protest on stage.
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"Le Grand Mort feels like the most petite of gestures": Brendan Macdonald on a disappointing dinner party-based vehicle for Julian Clary.
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Cameron Kelsall calls bullshit at the hell Max Posner reserves for an over-burdened son.
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Thatcher's children: Catherine Love reviews a stage adaptation of Bernard Hare's Urban Grimshaw and the Shed Crew.
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Loren Noveck finds unexpected emotion in Monica Bill Barnes' newest dance-theater work.
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Juliet Hindell reviews Amy Herzog's new play about navigating the US health care system. Side effects may occur.
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"It's impossible not to be drawn into the atmosphere": John Murphy reviews Sam Yates' revival of Eugene O'Neill's classic tragedy at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.
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Remarkably fresh, depressingly relevant: Tracey Sinclair sees the contemporary parallels in Gore Vidal's 1960 political thriller about a hard-fought race for The White House.
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"If Wesley Snipes did Shakespeare...": Geoff Mills reviews Angus Jackson's production of Coriolanus, the final instalment in the RSC's up-and-down Rome season.
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Requardt and Rosenberg's Deadclub "clashes a children's party with the ticking timebomb of our own inevitable demise".
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"Too long forgotten": Amy Borsuk reviews the London transfer of Alice Childress's play.
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Never quite sets on fire: Geoff Mills reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company's performance of Christopher Marlowe.
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From self-aware 90s moshing to hastily resolved first sex: Sally Hales reviews a coming-of-age story set in the Scottish Highlands.
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A loving portrait of an unlovable industry: James Graham's play about The Sun's founding days transfers to the West End.
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Loren Noveck immerses herself in a full-on simulation of a K-pop "factory" and comes out humming.
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