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Amy Draper's 'These Trees are Made of Blood' took years to move from initial seed of an idea to a full production. Here, she writes on why ideas need time to germinate.
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A powerful, highly fitting homage to real stories: Adam Bruce reviews Zodwa Nyoni's punchy, poetic paean to Leeds life.
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Serie A in the senate house: Rosemary Waugh reviews a production of Julius Caesar featuring final year students from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
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A stand-up tragedy act: Brendan Macdonald reviews Pub Corner Poets at Incoming Festival 2017.
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Oskar Eustis takes on the would-be iron-fisted ruler with a heavy, heavy hand. Gabe Cohn reviews.
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Gruff grunts, brash insults and fisticuffs: Brendan Macdonald reviews Theatre N16's production of John Patrick Shanley's play.
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A new report, Gender Counts, reveals stark statistics about the under-representation of women in Irish Theatre. Chris McCormack asks: What next?
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Kirsten Childs' larger than life heroine does some serious booty-smacking. Dan O'Neil reviews.
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A superorganism at work: Anna Winter reviews Scottish Ballet's double-bill of works at Sadler's Wells.
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Geoff Mills reviews a Salomé that Oscar Wilde would have thoroughly approved of - in the style of a Victorian epistle to the author himself.
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Of pebbles which the waves draw back: Rosemary Waugh reviews Nic McQuillan's new one-man show about love and loss.
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Lacks real poignancy: The flaws in this little-performed Tennessee Williams are exposed in Jonathan Kent's laboured production, says Neil Dowden.
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A wealth of variety and charm: Louise Jones has her appetite sated in more way than one at On the Wire's From Shore to Shore.
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Make-up smudges, hair dye stains and strings of starry-eyed text messages: Gillian Greer reviews Bea Roberts' version of Flaubert's Madame Bovary.
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Boxed in: Francesca Peschier reviews Theatre 42's "frightening vision of the future" at Incoming Festival 2017.
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Brendan Macdonald reviews a musical about working life at Southwark Playhouse.
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"Who is torturing whom?" Natasha Tripney crafts a cut-up poem from the fever dream that is the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe programme.
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Activism, terrorism, and Turkish politics shape this Performative Essay starring two tortoises
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The light changes. Just a little: Rosemary Waugh reviews the world premiere of Alice Birch's Anatomy of a Suicide.
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The mythology of touring: David Ralf reviews Charlie Fink and Jade Anouka performing a work combining Fink's new album with a monologue by David Greig.
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Throw a finger up to the single-phrase casting breakdown: Amelia Forsbrook reviews Inua Ellams' "electrifying" new work at the National Theatre.
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Molly Grogan reviews Martyna Majok on privilege, disabilities and the pursuit of happiness, in Jersey.
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Spins a delicate web of collective responsibility: Sally Hales is, erm, enchanted by Pharmacy Theatre's The Enchanted.
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Seth Simons finds Matthew Perry's play "thoroughly average," to be generous.
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A living, breathing, contradictory thing: Brendan Macdonald reviews Ponyboy Curtis' new work at The Yard.
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