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Staff Writer Anastasia Border examines the trend of stunt casting and asks: is it just a gimmick that erodes the quality of performance or...
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Staff Writer Mohana Mitra examines the ways in which Tanika Gupta’s play ‘A Tupperware of Ashes’ refracts themes of homecoming, remembrance, and loss. Tanika...
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Culture Editor Evelyn Shepphird examines political violence and filial loyalty within Robert Icke’s ‘Player Kings’, the West End adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Henry IV’ Parts...
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Staff Writer Evelyn Shepphird reviews National Theatre’s “The Ocean at the End of the Lane” showing in the Noël Coward theatre until 25 November....
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Staff writer Charmaine Tan reviews “Further than the Furthest Thing”, a play about islanders struggling with their identity and sense of belonging, which similarly...
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Staff writer Romilly Spaul reviews the Globe’s all-female production of “Titus Andronicus”, which puts the play’s violence in a new light. “Titus Andronicus”, oft-called...
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Culture Editor Keir Holmes interviews playwright KT Miles and designer Ana Smoleanu, two King’s students who will be showing their play, “In Good Spirits”,...
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Roar writer Isabelle Hickman reviews “Are You As Nervous As I Am?”, a small, admirable production that tries to be too many things at...
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Roar writer Rachel Cooke reviews “The Wonderful World of Dissocia”, a production that delves into the internal and external life of a woman in...
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Culture Editor Keir Holmes reviews “101 Dalmatians”, a new musical with near-perfect visuals and a far from perfect script. The “101 Dalmatians” franchise has...