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"A superbly executed concept by a blisteringly talented group": Lucian Waugh reviews a modern update of Medea that shares much in common with opera.
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Christine Irvine discovers Douglas Maxwell's new work combines "the magic of a Grimm Brothers fairy-tale, with the magic of being fourteen and off your head on peach schnapps."
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Survival mode: B. L. Sherrington reviews the stage adaptation of Emma Donoghue's novel.
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Colour-telly ambience: Christine Irvine reviews the world premiere of Blood of the Young's play about a pioneer of electronic music.
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Performances by Adjoa Andoh and Kenneth Omole "are easily the highlight" of Assata Taught Me. Review by Bridget Minamore.
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Reasons to be cheerful: Chris McCormack finds Northern Ireland Opera's production of Radamisto too optimistic in outlook.
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A highly original, thoroughly rollicking ninety minutes: Lorna Irvine enjoys Jasmin Vardimon's multi-faceted dance adaptation of this classic children's story.
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Molly Grogan visits Enda Walsh's city of ghosts.
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Rinse, repeat, ad infinitum: Lee Anderson review Forced Entertainment's performance at Theatertreffen 2017.
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"The first pretend Tory I've ever almost-liked." Gillian Greer reviews Stephen Brown's new play about MP Rory Stewart.
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We pick the best new and returning shows to see over the next fortnight, based on our writers' recommendations.
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A superbly danced and successful piece of storytelling: Anna Winter examines Northern Ballet's new show about the 18th-century Italian philanderer and his remarkable, reprehensible life.
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Surprisingly stagnant: Brendan Macdonald reviews the UK premiere of Alexandra Badea's award-winning play about the effects of globalisation.
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Tracey Sinclair reviews Tamara Saulwick's meditation on modern death as part of the Brighton Festival.
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A vital lesson: B. L. Sherrington reviews Jon Barton's reimagining of this classic children's tale and finds hope in the enlightened education it provides.
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Magical-realism by way of light yet damning political critique: Catherine Love reviews Alan Harris' "strange, delicate" 2015 Bruntwood Prize-winner.
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Ten years after last seeing Tony Kushner's epic play cycle (and writing a PhD thesis on it) Emily Garside writes on why going to the NT's Angels in America feels like coming home.
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Disrobing the myth: Rosemary Waugh reviews Yaël Farber's retelling of the story of Salomé.
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Sound issues aside, Eleanor Turney still has a "highly entertaining" evening with the Park Theatre's staging of Jonathan Larson's early musical.
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Patrick Maley enjoys the snacks, not so much the drama, in Target Margin's revival.
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The gentle tracing of our pens on paper: Kate Wyver draws Hannah Sullivan in her "infinitely delicate" one-on-one participatory show in Bristol.
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Beautiful images of growth, change and rebirth: Andrew Edwards is mesmerised but left cold by Fleur Darkin's eclectic Scottish Dance Theatre show at Tramway.
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Corrie Tan finds that "Shepard's 1985 text still glitters with despair and devastation."
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Emily Holyoake admits to not quite having the stomach for Chris Harrisson's visceral storytelling.
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Serious issues, plenty of humour: B. L. Sherrington is all made up by John Misto's new three-handed comedy about two pioneers of the cosmetics industry.
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