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Usual routines made uncanny: Chris McCormack reviews Junk Ensemble's new work exploring violence in the military.
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A brave new world: Chris McCormack starts off our coverage of the Dublin Fringe with a review of Simon Doyle's radical rewriting of The Tempest.
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Both local and universal: Matt Miller reviews David Almond's resetting of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth in Tyneside.
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Shadowy and taut: Alice Saville reviews Dominic Cooke's magical revival of Sondheim's classic musical.
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The door slams. What next? Loren Noveck explores how three New York playwrights are reimagining Ibsen's feminist classic.
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A week after the end of the Edinburgh Fringe, Alice Saville trudges through its debris to explore what the festival leaves behind.
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"Invites us to share in a long wallow with a man consumed by self-pity": Peter Kirwan discusses Matthew Spanger's adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel.
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An anxiety dream for the nation: Chris McCormack reviews Caroline Byrne's new production of Teresa Deevy's unsettling drama.
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Drama that fills out history: Naomi Obeng reviews Tanika Gupta's new play about the fight for Indian Independence.
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Undemanding musical distraction: Tracey Sinclair on a touring adaptation of the movie romcom.
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Nostalgia-tinged: Tracey Sinclair reviews The Wedding Singer in Brighton as part of its UK tour.
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"It didn't really need to be a play", and other thoughts: Kate Wyver's list review of fanSHEN's performance.
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Graham Dickson's solo show delves into the life of a Russian absurdist writer.
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Just open your mind and say yes: Duška Radosavljević on an anarchic Calvin and Hobbes inspired performance for toddlers.
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It's getting hot in here: Lauren Gauge's monologue is a female-centred look at clubbing, coupling up and settling down.
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"Mama said you have to share": Joakim and Katarina (aged 3.5 and 1.5) present a joint review of their festival experience.
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Harold Prince considers his own life in the theater in the musical revue Prince of Broadway
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32 years coming: Duška Radosavljević reviews Forced Entertainment's Edinburgh Festival debut.
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New and unique and fascinating: Duška Radosavljević on Rachel Mars's exploration of envy and desire.
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Assured, accomplished and frighteningly fierce: Duška Radosavljević reviews the return of Seiriol Davies's delightful musical extravaganza.
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Defying Gravity: Duška Radosavljević reviews Kneehigh's adaption of the life and love of Marc Chagall and Bella Rosenfeld.
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Like a nice cup of cocoa: Duška Radosavljević reviews Theatre Fideri Fidera's heart-warming family tale.
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The many faces of Lady Macbeth: Rosemary Waugh reviews an artful exploration of Shakespeare's shadowy matriarch.
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Translation and transcultural communication: Duška Radosavljević reviews the world premiere of a new work by Nassim Soleimanpour.
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Sweet dreams: Rosemary Waugh reviews the European premiere of Gecko's collaboration with the Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre.
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