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Please don't send flowers: Rosemary Waugh reviews a revival of Arthur Kopit's play about recovering from a stroke.
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'We have to stumble along the way and admit to our mistakes': Catherine Love reviews Testament's show about feminism and becoming a father.
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Chris McCormack reviews an "excellent and beguiling new play" about living with autism in contemporary Ireland.
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Molly Grogan reviews the US premiere of Amir Nizar Zuabi's 2014 play about the Syrian conflict and humanitarian crisis.
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Thornton Wilder's 1938 play is a "giddily expansive" exploration of community and the passing of time.
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Forget heteronormativity: Sara Pascoe's hilarious reimagined Jane Austen romance breaks all the rules.
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"It's an almost slavish adherence, but it pays off eventually": Corrie Tan reviews Ellen McDougall's adaptation of Jose Saramago's 1997 short story, her first production as artistic director…
I thought you used to teach postmodernism? Geoff Mills provides the second instalment in his Stratford-upon-Avon play/reviews.
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Sing it loud: Chris McCormack reviews a new children's show about revolution as part of the Dublin Fringe 2017.
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Somewhere between a performance installation and a tribute to Phoenix Nights: Matt Miller reviews Newcastle's newest night of performance art.
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Curtis Russell reviews "a rare miss" from Sarah Ruhl: "safe and sane and totally harmless."
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This is how we do business: Rosemary Waugh reviews the London premiere of J. T. Rogers' play about the Oslo Accords.
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Beyond bullshit stereotypes: Hannah Greenstreet on Milk Presents' gender fluid reimagining of the Minotaur myth.
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Catherine Love reviews Daniel Bye's new show about the "complex mix of complicity, complacency, fear and the desire to do something."
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Rufus, Rupert, Edward... take note. Exeunt's writers have compiled a list of just some of the many great female playwrights that London's theatres should be staging.
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Pop the kettle on: Brendan Macdonald reviews Alice Hamilton's revival of David Storey's family drama.
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Roosting on Dublin's docklands, this featherlight circus spectacle explores a place in collapse.
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Shot through with nervous, defiant ecstasy: Ka Bradley reviews Hofesh Shechter's new work based on the apocalypse.
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Baggy where it should be tight, and flat where it should sparkle: Tracey Sinclair reviews the touring production of Ira Levin's thriller
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It's like eyeliner, only cooler: Rosemary Waugh reviews Tristan Bernays' new play about the woad-wearing warrior queen.
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What does it take to become invisible? B. L. Sherrington reviews a stage adaptation of Ralph Ellison's novel as part of Certain Blacks Harlem Festival.
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"Make Hibernia Great Again": Chris McCormack reviews Ill-Advised Theatre Company's post-truth satirical musical.
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Grief, robbery and Christmas pudding: Kate Wyver reviews James Rowland's show on tour in Bristol.
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Memories aren't to be trusted: Chris McCormack reviews a new work by Malaprop as part of the Dublin Fringe 2017.
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This week, there's an outpouring of new work on trans experiences. But with the same people in charge, is change really in the air?
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