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LATEST THEATRE REVIEWS

	Tanzi Libre First things first, it's great to see the Southwark Playhouse open again. Set halfway down Newington Causeway, their first programmin... Full Story...
	Relatively Speaking Goodness knows why Alan Ayckbourn's debut success has had to wait 46 years for its first West End revival. Relatively Speaking, short,... Full Story...
	Limbo Following the extraordinary success of last year's Cantina, director Scott Maidment has again brought together performers from around the w... Full Story...
	Ariadne auf Naxos News leaked out about Glyndebourne’s season-opener, a new production of Richard Strauss’s delicious confection Ariadne auf Na... Full Story...
	La donna del lago In his biography of Rossini, Richard Osborne says of La donna del lago that it’s “ill-suited to larger houses, however grand ... Full Story...

	The Victorian in the Wall From previous Perrier award-winner Will Adamsdale comes this middle class musical about all the important things in life; composting, le... Full Story...
	4000 Miles This import from New York, by way of the Ustinov Studio at Bath’s Theatre Royal, is a bit of a treat. The writing of Amy Herzog... Full Story...
	These Shining Lives The new theatre's much better than the new play, but the whole enterprise looks promising. Jez Bond's splendid new neighbourhood theatr... Full Story...
	Public Enemy The art of saying the unpopular truth is always attractive, and in Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, which David Harrower has rewritten f... Full Story...
	Sons Without Fathers Chekhov's unfinished first play is best known as Platonov but director Helena Kaut-Howson reverts to the closer Russian title of "Fatherl... Full Story...

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REVIEW ROUND-UPS - WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

	Review Round-up: Critics convinced by Relatively Speaking? Lindsay Posner's revival of Alan Ayckbourn's Relatively Speaking opened at the Wyndham's Theatre last night (20 May 2013). The play was ... Full Story...
	Review Round-up: Bright outlook for These Shining Lives? Loveday Ingram's production of These Shining Lives, the inaugural production at the newly built Park Theatre, opened this week (15 May 2013... Full Story...

	Review Round-up: Young Vic revives Ibsen's Public Enemy
	Review Round-up: Critics warm to Hothouse
	Review Round-up: Passion Play gets pulses racing
	Review Round-up: Did Roger Allam's Prospero stir the critics?
	Review Round-up: Praise for Merrily's West End transfer
	Review Round-up: Critics cast eye over Eyre's Pajama Game
	Review Round-up: Critics fall for RSC's As You Like It?
	Review Round-up: Critics convinced by Donmar's Weir?
	Review Round-up: Does Hytner's Othello live up to hype?
	Review Round-up: Critics diagnose Krister Henriksson's Doktor Glas
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