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Cognitive dissonance: Emma Smith reviews Katie Bonna's one-woman show about lying.
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A galvanising call to arms: Catherine Love reviews RashDash's new show as part of Transform 17.
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Kev Berry gets frustrated with Neil Koenigsberg's play about gender identity set in Hollywood.
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Energy, volume and trippy exuberance: Peter Kirwan reviews Ramps on the Moon's superb new version of The Who's Tommy.
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Virtuosity hidden in the most allusive places: Chris McCormack is at Galway Theatre Festival to review Emma O'Grady's unique solo show.
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It's all just a game: Catherine Love reviews machina eX's production linking gaming and politics.
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Lean, mean and theatrically audacious: Christine Irvine is gripped by Fire Exit director David Leddy's first one-man show in over a decade.
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More than a greatest hits medley: Tracey Sinclair reviews Split Britches's revisiting of over three decades of work.
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Hidden depth surprises in the funny and poignant adaptation of Groundhog Day.
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Shock is their shtick: Catherine Love is at Transform 17 festival to review the UK premiere of Florentina Holzinger and Vincent Riebeek's Wellness
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A body squirming in the gallows: Chris McCormack heads to Galway Theatre Festival to review Brick Wall Theatre's production of Pierre Brault's 1999 play.
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A stage awash with blood and smoke: David Ralf delves into the uneasy moralities at play in Jamie Lloyd's Bush Theatre production of Pulitzer nominee Rajiv Joseph's brutal two-hander.
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Richard Norman reviews Carl Holder's multi-generational study of masculinity and inheritance.
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Lessons woven from art history: Chris McCormack emerges, paint-splattered and perceptive, from Emma Jordan's revival of John Logan's 2009 play.
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Shakespeare fans, rejoice! You can watch Cheek By Jowl's inventive take on The Winter's Tale for free in this livestream, hosted by Exeunt until 7th May.
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Ka Bradley reviews the Hong Kong Dance Company's underwhelming staging of an ancient folktale.
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Better than Creme Eggs: Louise Jones reviews Northern Broadsides's hugely entertaining version of Cyrano de Bergerac.
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Loren Noveck reviews Henry Naylor's pair of one-acts about gender and violence in the Middle East.
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Alison Durkee reviews Kate Hamill's fresh adaptation of a 19th century classic.
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*IF YOU HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE YOU HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR* Christine Irvine reviews Proto-type Theater's exploration of surveillance technology.
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Weirder than Westminster: Rosemary Waugh reviews Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory's modern Molière.
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Eleanor Turney gets into the spirit of things with a shit-faced review of Shit-faced Shakespeare.
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A passion play: Matt Miller reviews Patrick Marber's play about god, nostalgia and football.
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"Once you are real, you can never be ugly except to those who don't understand." B. L. Sherrington reviews the Unicorn Theatre's staging of The Velveteen Rabbit.
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"A profoundly imaginative, sad and humorous exploration of agony and loss, of meaning and its absence". Review by Anna Winter.
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