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This bird is stuck in its nest: Ross Gaynor's eclectic new one-man drama at Dublin's Theatre Upstairs doesn't quite deliver, says Chris McCormack.
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Bridget Minamore chats to the JMK award-winning young director as 'The Ugly One' opens at Park Theatre.
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An exuberant, unflagging evening of entertainment: Arjun Sajip reviews Sleeping Trees' double bill at Incoming festival.
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Clare Lizzimore gets in the head of a woman trying to hold herself together. Tom Wicker reviews.
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When good intentions are not enough: Anna Winter reviews Northern Ballet's adaptation of John Boyne's novel.
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Christina Masciotti examines the hurdles facing the current generation of war veterans. Loren Novek reviews.
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A classic case of biting off more than one can chew: Fergus Morgan responds to the Time Out audience reviews of DC Moore's Common.
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A well-rounded, uplifting story: Holly O'Mahony warms to Scratchwork Theatre's Nel at the New Diorama's Incoming Festival.
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Molly Grogan reviews Sinking Ship Productions' adaptation of the Kafka short story.
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Alice Saville chats to the writer of 'An Octoroon' about New York's alt-theatre scene, reimagining historical plays, and the "weird echo chamber" of theatre criticism.
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A transfixing, era-jumping odyssey to Bangladesh: Anna Winter reviews a final performance of Akram Khan's exploration of 'homeland'.
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The absence of love: Lee Anderson reviews Gary Owen's new play at the Royal Court.
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Jars the audience like a slap on the arse: Ka Bradley reviews a series of three new works, including one by Liz Aggiss.
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Our lady in York (Louise Jones) reviews Our Man in Havana - in text messages.
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A vivid and colourful soundscape: Brendan Macdonald reviews the latest production from Silent Opera.
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A warning against consumerism: Naia Headland-Vanni reviews 1927's Golem, on tour in Bristol.
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Ifeyinwa Frederick writes on why the theatre industry needs a break from its centuries-long love affair with all things Shakespeare.
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A frightening picture, but not one it feels we're on the verge of entering: Simon Gwynn reviews Theatre Ad Infinitum's Light on its return to Battersea Arts Centre.
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"What on earth am I watching here?": Aniqah Choudhri has her preconceptions blown away by a modernised Jane Austen adaptation.
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Creating a memory palace: Amelia Forsbrook reviews Robert Lepage's play about the act of remembering.
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A tale of affection and companionship: Daniel Perks reviews a play about life on Robben Island.
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A gothic vaudevillian circus: Francesca Peschier reviews Sally Cookson's version of Fellini's masterpiece.
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Properly unsettling: Tracey Sinclair reviews Ester Natzijl's disconcerting work at the Brighton Fringe.
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It's a wrap: Rosemary Waugh reviews one of the last ever performances of Ontroerend Goed's superb Sirens.
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Full of complexity and nuance: Bridget Minamore is moved by Mandeep Raiky's two-person dance piece exploring the criminalisation of homosexuality in India.
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