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Doktor Glas starstar
19 April 2013
The Swedish Wallander, Krister Henriksson, has brought his stylish, gloomy monodrama, a classic depression fest of a doomed love triangle, to Wyndham's, and will surely delight his legion of fans, t....
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#aiww: The Arrest of Ai Weiwei starstarstarstar
18 April 2013
Howard Brenton's majestically simple, modest and beautifully presented new play is an art gallery installation based on a recently published book by journalist Barnaby Martin about the 81 days of de....
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The Empress (RSC) starstarstarstar
18 April 2013
The Swan, so atmospheric with its dark wood and warm light, welcomes me with projected waves crashing upon a shore. I'm on board a ship's deck, and the year is 1887. With Kneehigh's Emma Rice at ....
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Beautiful Thing starstarstarstar
18 April 2013
It’s 20 years since Jonathan Harvey’s gay coming-of-age story first hit the London stage. Premiering at the Bush Theatre in 1993, the story of Ste and Jamie’s journey towards....
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Children of the Sun starstarstar
17 April 2013
One of the chief strands in Nicholas Hytner's tenure at the National Theatre has been the fine Russian productions of Howard Davies, and while this revival of Maxim Gorky's scathing 1905 tragi-com....
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Nabucco starstarstarstar
16 April 2013
Let’s be clear about this; we’re only back for Plácido. Nothing has changed in Daniele Abbado’s indifferently received staging of Verdi’s Nabucco save the tenant o....
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Table (NT Shed) starstarstar
15 April 2013
Sophie Wu & Paul Hilton (photo credit Richard Hubert Smith) There's a big red wooden shed gone up outside the National Theatre: this is The Shed, standing in for the Cottesloe, which is closed f....
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On Approval star
15 April 2013
New Jermyn Street artistic director Anthony Biggs does at least do us one big favour in his stilted revival of Frederick Lonsdale's 1927 comedy: he allows us to see how very unfunny it is without t....
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Sunken Garden starstar
13 April 2013
English National Gizmo is back. The prevailing Coliseum precept that new commissions must include cutting-edge technology has taken ENO on a Barbican ....
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Ubu Roi starstarstarstarstar
12 April 2013
Disappointment that this is not going to be a flat-out grunt and grime version of Alfred Jarry’s surreal, scatological 1896 spoof gore-fest is soon tempered by the sly, cool brilliance of Chee....
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