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'A myth sceptical of myths': James Varney writes on place and ownership in Chris Thorpe's cycle of contemporary Mystery plays.
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I won't spoil the ending: Rosemary Waugh reviews Chris Goode's post-apocalyptic story of a girl and her cat.
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We dreamed a dream: Exeunt's writers imagine a takeover of London's creakiest, most storied theatres.
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Suspicious stains: Martin Crimp's unsettling 1988 play picks away at a real estate-selling couple's hypocrisy and greed.
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What's changed? Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence's show explores whether representation for disabled people has really moved on.
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A mushrooming community: Ava Wong Davies writes on the intimacy and kindness of the works at this year's instalment of performance art fest SPILL.
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'Simultaneously radical and commonplace': Ifeyinwa Frederick's debut play captures the joyous thorniness of female friendship, writes Ava Wong Davies
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'Joy in solidarity': Louise Jones writes on Phoenix Dance Theatre's celebration of the human stories of the Windrush generation.
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"debbie tucker green's genius lies in how she excavates the functioning of power" - Sally Hales writes on her new work, ear for eye.
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The living dead: Hailey Bachrach writes on Rafaella Marcus' new production of Irwin Shaw's 'strange, spiky' WW1 play.
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Feedback loops: Rosana Cade and Ivor MacAskill's show is a surreal exercise in repetition.
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Earlier this year, Croydon's biannual performance art festival became the centre of a firestorm of right-wing media hostility. Here, its artistic director Thomas John Bacon writes on what sp…
More than teenage drama: Hailey Bachrach writes on Sarah DeLappe's hyper-naturalistic story of a teenage girls' soccer team.
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"Phone rings, door chimes, in comes company!" - Alice Saville's response to Marianne Elliott's reimagining of Sondheim is structured around the show's lyrics.
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Burgers and boxes: Emily Davis writes on Travis Alabanza's solo show about trans experience and violence.
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Casual cruelty: Martin McDonagh's play mixes crude colonialist satire with the trappings of a family Christmas show.
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Newcastle-based theatre company The Six Twenty want your stories of music fandom.
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A spreading bruise: Alice Saville writes on Lies Pauwels' participatory exploration of dealing with emotional pain.
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Walking, standing still: Eve Allin writes on Stan's Cafe's new show about urban inequality, performed on two travelators.
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Finding the language: Andy Edwards reviews Amy Rosa's durational work exploring chronic pain and fatigue.
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'an offering to just a few of those history missed over': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Daniel York Loh's new play about the Chinese Labour Corps
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18th century morality: Aniqah Choudhri reviews the English National Ballet's new touring production of Manon.
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Following the announcement that the NT's Travelex sponsorship is coming to an end, Fergus Morgan writes on the trouble with cheap ticket schemes.
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The lights are up: Rosemary Waugh reviews Robert Icke's illuminating reimagining of Ibsen's play.
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'an unrehearsed drag race explodes like a glitter bomb inside Shakespeare's wooden O': Freddie Machin on Andrew Logan's radical drag pageant
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