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Lee Anderson and Annegret Märten discover metatheatrics, total theatre and a fug of Ostalgie at Berlin's fortnight-long festival of German theatre.
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Gabe Cohn reviews the NYC premiere of Jon Brittain's Olivier winner.
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A careful balance of farcical comedy and shocking drama: Peter Kirwan reviews Suba Das' Northern Stage revival of Ayub Khan Din's much-loved play.
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A lesson not in surviving in a lie, but of recognizing the part that we play in creating it: Claire Siljedahl reviews Francesca Beard's new show about truth and deception at Cambridge's Watc…
Oil starts to drip from the ceiling... Geoff Mills writes a short play in response to the Mischief Festival double bill.
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A small gem: Tracey Sinclair reviews Jack Rooke's debut solo show at the Brighton Fringe.
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A new, funny, cross intimacy: Lily James reviews Lucy and Addrian Hutson's father-and-daughter performance at Cambridge's Watch Out Festival
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Enormous, terrifying power: Lily James writes on taking part in Jamal Harewood's follow up to The Privileged, a collaborative show about the impact of words.
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"Appealing pyromaniac tendencies" - Natasha Tripney reviews GorÄin Stojanović's production of Don Juan.
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A recent study showed that theatregoing in Asian communities is on the decline. Trina Haldar writes on why letting young audiences see themselves on stage is key.
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Giving the unbelievable a fair hearing: Chris McCormack reviews Philip Conaughton's new dance-opera about UFO sightings.
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So much heavy breathing: Ka Bradley reviews Darren Johnston's new work at the Barbican.
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Wall to wall pressure: Rosemary Waugh reviews Jack Thorne's new version of Woyzeck.
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Bacchanalia and broccoli: Chris McCormack reviews Chris Haring and Michel Blazy's collaboration, performed as part of the Dublin Dance Festival.
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Keeping the despair at bay: Geoff Mills reviews Arthur Miller's intended "time bomb" of a play.
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"One of the hardest things for boys to learn is that a teacher is human..." Fergus Morgan reviews Matt Parvin's play about the class clown and his former teacher.
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Fizzing with wit and invention: Tracey Sinclair reviews The Hiccup Project's performance at the Brighton Festival.
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Issue-driven theatre: Fergus Morgan reviews Charlotte Josephine's play about internet porn.
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"It would take a cynic with a heart of granite to read this as a 'fuck you' to anyone" - Rosemary Waugh on Emma Rice's huge-hearted final Globe show.
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In December, Exeunt asked for your help. Here's how our Friends Scheme is helping us to be bigger, better and stronger - and why you should join.
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Still transcendent: Peter Kirwan revels in Bruce Guthrie's "energetic" 20th-anniversary revival of this Broadway classic, structural flaws and all.
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The best sort of Shakespeare production: Robert Hastie's debut production as artistic director of Sheffield Theatres gives off all the right signals, says an excited John Murphy.
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The universe will deliver: Chris McCormack is mesmerised by Maria Nilsson Waller's "absorbing" new work at Dublin Dance Festival.
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When reality's a bit much...it's time to take a trip. Here are some hypothetical shows from the wildest imaginings of Exeunt's writers.
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A tapestry of unrelenting sound: Gillian Greer reviews Nigel and Louise's tribute to Margate.
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