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At a festival that can feel like a celebration of youth, three shows are exploring old age. Kate Wyver talks to their creators about loneliness, dementia, and unexpected laughter.
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Francesca Peschier discovers polyamory and queer domesticity in a current-feeling revival of Kevin Elyot's 1982 play.
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Strindbergian in intensity: Chris McCormack reviews Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh's new opera.
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Lively, non-stop and irreverent: Louise Jones reviews the HandleBards high energy take on As You Like It.
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Rachel Bagshaw talks to Rosemary Waugh about creating The Shape of Pain, a new piece of theatre about living with chronic pain.
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Drink and dullness: Corrie Tan reviews John Tiffany's revival of Jim Cartwright's Road.
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Stuff " just " happens: Miriam Gillinson reviews Conor McPherson's new play based around Bob Dylan songs.
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Diana Damian Martin writes on how Porto's international theatre festival FITEI explores ideas of community, memory, and the past.
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Rattles along like high heels on a city sidewalk: Tracey Sinclair reviews Tori Scott performing in Brighton.
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Laura Kressly writes about her fortnight at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's development programme for critics.
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A magical flourish: Chris McCormack reviews Collapsing Horse's production of a surreal Chekhovian comedy.
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Order, order: Rosemary Waugh reviews Lucy Kirkwood's new play at the National Theatre
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A question of responsibility: Maddy Costa reviews Josette Bushell-Mingo performing at the Young Vic.
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A bold, bright, and boisterous show: Emily Holyoake reviews a circus-themed version of Shakespeare's comedy.
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Magical drifts between fiction and reality: Ella Parry-Davies reviews Compagnie Le Bruit de la Rouille.
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Let them eat cake: Brendan Macdonald reviews Oliver Cotton's new play.
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'An injury to one is the concern of all': Francesca Peschier reviews Kieran Hurley's new show.
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Beach combing: Rosemary Waugh reviews the 2017 Made in Bristol production.
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Jackie Montague explores what three performances at Latitude say about how we relate to our heroes, our homes, and our own identities.
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Maracas 'n' all: Sally Hales reviews Matthew Dunster's Mexican Much Ado About Nothing.
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Homecoming: Rosemary Waugh reviews a night of four work-in-progress plays by Welsh playwrights.
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The isolation of the young and the lost: Gillian Greer reviews the 20th anniversary production of Enda Walsh's first play.
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Trying to be part of the gang: Chris White reviews Sleeping Trees at the Boat Shed in Exeter.
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Ella Parry-Davies discusses a selection of physical and object theatre shows at Avignon OFF.
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"Rater encore. Rater mieux". Ella Parry-Davies explores how performances at 2017's Avignon Festival make bold attempts to navigate contemporary politics.
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