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Home and away: Nassim Soleimanpour's White Rabbit, Red Rabbit
On a theatrical experiment that became an international phenomenon.
Jun 10
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Hope and euphoria: Hungarian cultural workers look to the future
On how Hungarian cultural workers are feeling following April's election.
Jun 3
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Natasha Tripney
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Good vibrations: Jaz Woodcock-Stewart's The Glass Menagerie
On the work of the young British director selected for this year's Theatertreffen.
May 28
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Berlin round-up: Fräulein Else, Cassandra, or Song of the Canaries, Wallenstein
I went to Berlin, saw some shows and had some thoughts.
May 21
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Made you look: Alexander Zeldin's CARE
On the British director's return to London with a new play set in a care home.
May 13
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The sound of silence: The student protests sweeping Serbia
Jan 2, 2025
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The crying game: Robert Icke's Manhunt
Apr 19, 2025
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London round-up: A Good House, Kyoto, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Employees
Jan 26, 2025
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Here we go again: A look-ahead at this year's Edinburgh Fringe
Jul 29, 2025
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The great unknown: Łukasz Twarkowski's Oracle
On the second part of the Polish director's trilogy about scientific discovery and the limits of human understanding.
May 6
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London round-up: Between the River and the Sea, I Saw Satan at the 7-Eleven, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
I been away a long time.
Apr 29
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Trump card: Wunderbaum's Die Kunst des Deals
How do you adapt Donald Trump's 1980s tome for the stage and, more importantly, should you?
Apr 22
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Natasha Tripney
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Being boring: On the experience of being bored in the theatre
Critics reflect on the times when theatre has left them, shall we say, less than enthralled.
Apr 15
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New directions: Internationalising the Dailes Theatre
On director Viesturs Kairišs and his attempts to put the Latvian theatre on the European map.
Apr 8
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"An act of vandalism": What's going on at Lisbon's Teatro do Bairro Alto
On a why a change of leadership at Lisbon's Teatro do Bairro Alto has caused outrage in the arts community.
Apr 1
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Keep it real: Boris Nikitin's festival of documentary performance
On a Swiss director whose work critiques the portrayal of reality on stage.
Mar 25
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