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Staff Writer Abigail Curd reviews Jamie Lloyd’s ongoing production of Much Ado About Nothing, highlighting both its successes and areas of disappointment. When it...
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Staff Writer Mohana Mitra provides an in depth review of ‘The Tempest’ emphasising where the production stood out and, where it fell short on...
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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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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 Hannah Durkin Review’s The Kings Shakespeare Company’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Feeling mildly frazzled and irked by the swarm of...
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Staff Writer Sophie Jacobs reviews King’s Shakespeare Company’s versatile recent production of ‘Cymbeline’ – a tangled web of love, trial and redemption. ‘Cymbeline’ contains...
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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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Staff writer Hannah Gordon reviews the “Shakespeare and Race Festival 2022”, a refreshing and necessary exploration into the theatre of William Shakespeare The “Shakespeare...
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On 23 August, King’s College London (KCL) announced on their website that they and Shakespeare’s Globe had established the Shakespeare Research Centre. The new...
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Roar writer Keir Holmes on the new production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” at the Young Vic. While it was intended for the summer of 2020,...