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Spots of time: Josephine Balfour-Oatts reviews a visually evocative production of Nessa Muthy's new play about caring for a relative with dementia
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Audience experience researcher Dr Kirsty Sedgman writes on why ideas of 'quality' and 'value' in theatre are all but impossible to measure.
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Graft, grit and glitter: Francesca Peschier writes on the shifting layers of Emma Rice's retelling of Angela Carter's story.
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Same old story: Nina Raine's play ends up reaffirming a depressingly familiar set of stereotypes about childless women.
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'Shrödinger's gender': Lilith Wozniak on Wils Wilson's lucid, playful production of Twelfth Night.
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Death and birth: Lilith Wozniak reviews a double bill of new work developed through Bristol Old Vic's Ferment programme.
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Visions of the future: Unlimited Theatre and RashDash collaborate on a whirlwind of speculative scenarios on technology and the body.
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'Dream space': Catherine Love reviews Sarah Frankcom's fresh, insightful take on the 20th Century American staple
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Dancing shadows: Colin Dunne's tribute to Tommie Potts' 'undanceable' 1972 album is a meditation on absence and time.
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Punching up: Joy Wilkinson's play is an exhilarating trip into an imagined world of Victorian women's boxing.
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As social media takes a starring role in 21st century theatre marketing, Alice Saville writes on the power and pitfalls of Twitter-era criticism.
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As Matthew Lopez's gay epic transfers from the Young Vic to the West End, Frey Kwa Kawking writes on its sprawling, compassionate glory.
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A bad trip: Eve Allin writes on Leo Butler's surreal new play for Told by An Idiot.
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Pleasure seekers: Freddie Machin writes on a warm, welcoming, and thoroughly enjoyable night of Blackpool burlesque.
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Agonising testimonies: Deirdre Kinahan's new play is a densely plotted exploration of assault and speaking out.
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Uncanny valley: David Hare's satire of Labour politics might be set in the present day, but it belongs in another era.
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'a jumble - not necessarily in a constructive, interesting or interrogative way': Amy Borsuk reviews Jude Christian's mashup of Shakespearean tragedies
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A mountain of a man? Tracey Sinclair writes on the nuanced performances in the touring production of Katori Hall's play.
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Shakespeare as party: Lauren Mooney writes on a fantastically warm, welcoming opener to Kwame Kwei-Armah's reign at the Young Vic.
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'A stunning show that looks inward to thrust outwards': Brendan MacDonald reviews Bryony Kimmings' new solo performance
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Loss of innocence: Tracey Sinclair reviews the first stage adaptation of Alice Sebold's novel.
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Director Ailin Conant and playwright Dipika Guha are working on new play 'The Art of Gaman'. Here, they discuss ideas of belonging, immigrant experience and Japanese-American history.
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'Demons in the attic': Peter Kirwan writes on Kindertransport's portrayal of the immigrant experience
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Swiss theatre director Milo Rau's working methods let members of the public into the rehearsal room. Here, he tells Verity Healey why "community theatre IS theatre".
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The waves are rolling in or moving out: Rosemary Waugh reviews Katie Mitchell and Alice Birch's latest collaboration.
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