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How do you mourn someone you have never met? - Hannah Greenstreet reviews Selina Thompson's powerful interrogation of the legacy of slavery.
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Suitable for lactose intolerances: Dylan Coburn Gray's new romcom about online dating is sharp, satisfying and utterly cheese free.
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The trouble with human progress: Crystal Bennes reviews New Diorama Theatre's inspired take on Yuval Harari's Sapiens.
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The suffering of one or the agony of the many? Crystal Bennes on the complex moral dilemmas of Argonaut's new play.
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Dance in the age of climate change: Diana Damian Martin discusses this year's Ravnedans festival in Norway.
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Lighting up: Rosemary Waugh reviews a new adaptation of Anton Chekhov's On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco.
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Snap your shag bands and dance to Steps: Rosemary Waugh reviews the Wardrobe Ensemble's new show about New Labour.
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Puzzling but enjoyable: Hannah Greenstreet on Antler's bouncing tragi-comedy.
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Watching through my fingers - Hannah Greenstreet on Milly Thomas's new plays and theatre's duty of care.
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"A surprisingly tender theatrical experiment": Hannah Greenstreet reviews YESYESNONO's exploration of intimacy.
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'Excellent', 'astonishing', 'devastating' and all the rest: Rosemary Waugh reviews the return of Yael Farber's Mies Julie to the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Lyrical, joyous and vital - Hannah Greenstreet on the National Theatre of Scotland's two stories about trans experience.
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Have you tried...? Rosemary Waugh reviews Rachel Bagshaw and Chris Thorpe's show about living with chronic pain.
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A performative preview: the members of Barrel Organ explore debt, friendship and grief ahead of their Edinburgh Fringe show.
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Forces you to slow down: Hannah Greenstreet reviews Zinnie Harris's new work inspired by the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.
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A crash, or a stubbornness: Rosemary Waugh reviews Zinnie Harris's new version of Eugène Ionesco's Rhinoceros at the EIF.
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Monica Dolan's one woman show is a deliberately un-sensationalised exploration of how children are sexualised.
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Dissonance and vocal fry " Hannah Greenstreet on a performance that explores gendered speech.
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Miriam Gillinson discovers some intriguing beginnings at The Yard's festival of bold, untested new work.
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A laboured metaphor for mercilessness: Francesca Peschier reviews a new production of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's The Wasp.
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Rachel Elderkin talks us through the dance shows being performed at this year's Wilderness festival.
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A long and arduous country ramble: Chris White reviews Jessica Barker-Wren's rural tragicomedy.
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Space for freethinking: Chris McCormack reviews the Abbey Theatre's adaptation of a Ken Loach film.
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Exeunt's review team sort through the chaos of this year's Edinburgh line-up to present some lovingly themed recommendations.
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Dreaming of a new destination: Chris McCormack reviews a double bill of two short plays by Tennessee Williams.
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