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Britain's best-selling fish-and-chip-wrapper: Fergus Morgan reviews James Graham's new play about the Sun.
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A first look at Exeunt's second zine, Rites of Spring, plus info on how to get a copy.
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Add a cupboardful of theatrical tropes: Hannah Greenstreet writes a recipe review of Steve Rogers' play, which is set in a takeaway.
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Arjun Sajip reviews de Roovers' eccentric but fun version of Arthur Miller.
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An empty philosophical exercise: Corrie Tan isn't impressed by the "flat, dry" UK premiere of Ferdinand von Schirach's globe-trotting interactive play.
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It's all me, me, me: Miriam Gillinson reviews Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play set in the publishing industry.
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A beautifully nostalgic painting: Emily Holyoake reflects on Exeter Northcott's fresh E. Nesbit adaptation and on the theatre's recent resurrection as a producing house.
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Lane Williams reviews New York City Opera's truncated, sometimes thrilling adaptation.
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Violent and provocative, Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan's 1984 brings Big Brother to Broadway with Tom Sturridge and Olivia Wilde
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How can theatre accommodate neurodiversity? Maddy Costa explores how Art with Heart's touring show 'Declaration' remagines relationships between artist, venue and audience.
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A fragrant physical echo chamber: Anna Winter reviews a mixed bill of works performed by the Richard Alston Dance Company.
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Loren Noveck reviews a play about its own impossibility to be, in the face of the impossibly huge challenge of climate change.
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Loren Noveck and Molly Grogan review the newest immersive experience by Third Rail Projects, backstage at Lincoln Center.
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The RSC are accepting BP sponsorship - while staging a play about the disastrous impact of climate change. Here's Jess Worth on the campaign to make the RSC Fossil Free.
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Heartache: Rafaella Marcus reviews Kneehigh Theatre at the Globe.
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Rave theatre: Chris McCormack reviews a dystopian western at Cork Midsummer Festival.
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Shifting the conversation from the mind to the gut: Catherine Love reviews Powder Keg's new show about climate change.
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Fascinatingly elegiac: Chris McCormack reflects on a revival of Lynda Radley's 2011 play at Cork Midsummer Festival.
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As loaded as its title: Chris McCormack reviews Painted Bird's Susanne R. Day resurrection job at Cork Midsummer Festival.
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Following Forest Fringe's announcement that they will no longer be running their free Edinburgh Fringe venue, Alice Saville remembers the invaluable spaces they created.
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The here and now: William Drew reviews the transfer of Robert Icke's Hamlet to the Harold Pinter Theatre.
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Chilling isolation in an untameable wilderness: Christine Irvine reviews Blue Raincoat's retelling of Ernest Shackleton's doomed expedition.
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The millennial sense of entitlement: Brendan Macdonald reviews Poor Michelle as part of Incoming Festival 2017.
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Francesca Peschier reviews Manfred Karge's play about "a mass let's-pretend expedition".
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Searching in the dark: Chris McCormack reviews an autobiographical play about a bid to discover the author's birth parents.
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