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Introducing Ifeyinwa Frederick and Aniqah Choudhri, the joint winners of our call-out for a new black or minority ethnic columnist.
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Underdeveloped and ultimately forgettable: Caryl Churchill's dissection of the nature/nurture debate is staged as part of the Edinburgh Science Festival.
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The pleasing paradox of insanity: Geoff Mills plays mindgames of his own with Anthony Horowitz.
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Neil Bartlett brings to life "infuriating bureaucratic non-speak" in his adaptation of Albert Camus's La Peste.
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Kev Berry reviews Zayd Dohrn's play about Muslim American identities.
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A much more exciting party: Holly O'Mahony swims in the undercurrents of Bill Rosenfield's transferred two-hander.
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"Shouldn't more plays be activist?" Verity Healey explores how shows including E15, My Country and Denmarked intersect with real-life protest movements.
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Making Steph Houghton proud: Naia Headland-Vanni reviews Sabrina Mahfouz and Hollie McNish's play about female footballers.
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Cut-glass assertions of privilege: Anna Winter is entranced by the Royal Ballet's 50th anniversary revival of George Balanchine's classic triptych.
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Shaking heaven to be heard: Chris McCormack is swept up in Brokentalkers' politically charged, modern-day reimagining of the Passion Play.
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The idealism of childhood dreams: B. L. Sherrington finds love in this musical adaptation of Dodie Smith's 1948 novel.
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Edward Albee's play is "a wonderfully complex exploration of the boundaries of sexual freedom".
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A muddled adaptation of Leonora's surrealist novel in Peckham's new theatre space.
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Martha Wade Steketee reviews Arthur Miller's sibling drama of family legacies
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Will, Barney and I: Rosemary Waugh and her imaginary friends enjoy a day out in Salisbury.
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David Hare might hate it, but he'd be wrong: Sally Hales exalts in Declan Donnellan's directorial vision for this problematic play.
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I get it, finally: Jackie Montague has a revelatory evening with Ramps on the Moon's revival of The Who's Tommy
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As yet another white man is hired to the most prestigious job in US theatre criticism, Exeunt's New York writers ask when the conversation will really change.
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Arjun Sajip reviews a story of how one woman's dreams go down the pan, set against a backdrop of legendary Nigerian musician Fela Kuti's music.
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This joyful show for Deaf and hearing families is inspired by the story of Moses.
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Watching the world come to a standstill: Andrew Edwards reviews Stef Smith's new play about technology and human connections.
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Cowardly nostalgia: Chris McCormack lingers in the halcyon bliss of Noël Coward's 1930 comedy.
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Adrenalin-fuelled, beguiling, and vaguely Dionyisian: Rebecca Elderkin is frustrated by 2Faced Dance's uneven triple-bill.
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Like Brideshead without the grief: Anna Winter reviews a revival of Matthew Bourne's younger creations.
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Sunny side up: Holly O'Mahony contemplates 42nd Street's escapism amid 2017's political turbulence.
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