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Review: Gypsy at Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
Successful parenting: James Varney writes on the obsessive drive of Rose, the vaudeville troupe manager-mother of Gypsy.
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The Big House: “Believing in me when I didn’t believe in myself.”
Housed in a former mirror factory, The Big House works with at-risk young people to make theatre that reflects their experiences. Lily Levinson talks to the participants in their new performance, 1st Luv.
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Review: Strange Tales at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
Found in translation: Crystal Bennes on the bizarre pleasures of Pu Songling's classical Chinese fables, adapted for the stage by Grid Iron.
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Review: Midnight Movie at Royal Court Theatre
Dizzying depths: Brendan Macdonald writes on Eve Leigh's plunge into life online.
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Review: Drac and Jill at The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol
Bloody festive: Lilith Wozniak reviews a pop-culture mash-up Christmas show with flying vampires, strap-ons and Bon Jovi sing-a-longs.
5 December
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Review: Cardiff Dance Festival
Touch, crawl, jump: improvisation with toddlers, dreams and desire, Welsh language and skipping rope at Cardiff's biennial festival of contemporary dance.
5 December
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Features
Eve Leigh
A Digital Body
"A haunting is a story that stays with you" : Eve Leigh writes on why she's created an online afterlife for her play Midnight Movie.
Alice Saville
Exeunt Recommends: December 2019
Oh no, this list doesn't include any pantos - but there are plenty of other wintry delights in Exeunt's UK-wide tips on what to see this December.
Alice Saville
How do theatre critics become experts?
Alice Saville writes on how ideas of expertise are used to define who gets to have an opinion on theatre.
Holly Williams
Kosovo Theatre Showcase
Holly Williams encounters the "stories of a fledgling nation" at an intensely political festival of theatre from across Kosovo.
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Review: Amelie the Musical at The Other Palace
Flights of fancy: Frey Kwa Hawking writes on a whimsical staging of the 2001 Parisian romcom.
5 December
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Review: Plant Fetish at HOME, Manchester
Real plastic trees: James Varney writes on Chanje Kunda's conversational, autobiographical show about trying to move past trauma.
3 December
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Review: Superstar at Southwark Playhouse
Overshadowed: Nicola Wren's monologue explores what it's like to pursue stardom when you've got a famous sibling.
2 December
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Reviews
Review: Magic Theatre – [scenes from the unconscious] at CCA, Glasgow
Andrew Edwards writes on the "exhilaration and fear-induced defecation" of Jian Yi's ambitious, visually rich multimedia fusion of Butoh and live art.
29 November
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4 November
Exeunt Staff
Exeunt recommends: November 2019
Queer renaissance musicals, affectionate plants and Bryony Kimmings on tour; here are Exeunt's UK-wide tips on what to see this November.
30 October
Migrants in Culture
Climates of Hostility: A Migrants in Culture Roundtable
In this roundtable, members of Migrants in Culture discuss the impact of the Hostile Environment, and why it's time for the arts sector to act.
29 October
Alice Saville
Meteor Festival, Bergen
A lovesong in the dark: Alice Saville writes on the mystical magic of Norway's biannual performance festival.
24 October
Rachel Porter
The Ickiness of Marketing Your Art
Figs in Wigs' Rachel Porter talks about the underacknowledged awkwardness of selling theatre – especially when it's on the weirder end of the spectrum.
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