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Staff writer Lydia Bruce reviews the National Theatre’s performance of Bacchae, exploring the play’s commentary on contemporary womanhood and gender binaries. Earlier this week...
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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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Staff Writer Marko Blanusa reflects on his mixed experiences with the National Theatre’s ‘Coriolanus’, arguing that, despite the play’s enduring relevance, the production lost...
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Staff Writer Evelyn Shepphird examines the triumphs and pitfalls of Tim Price’s new play ‘Nye’, now playing at the National Theatre until May 2024....
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Staff writer Anwesh Banerjee reviews the West End production “Dear England”. With a three-hour run time and an almost Shakespearean turn by leading man...
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Roar writer Sumithra Muttiah reviews ‘Jack Absolute Flies Again’, a riotous comedy that longs for the days of Britain’s past. Witty, eccentric, and packed...
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THE West End production of Richard Bean’s new play Great Britain is the dramatic equivalent of a tabloid, rising out of the rubbish bags...
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MOSTLY maddening and hardly beautiful, the latest Derek Jarman celebration to be hosted by the College, JARMAN (all this maddening beauty), further confuses the...
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As Daisy Bartlett reviews yet another play about China, what makes this one so special? Although The Shed’s programme had already been finalised...
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Nick Virk explains why he thought Nicholas Hynter’s modernisation of Othello worked so well. Â Â Shakespeare is often remembered as the writer of timeless...
