Reviews
Review: Fusion Festival at Cambridge Junction
A diamond in the rough: Lily James spends a day delving into the delights of Fusion Theatre Festival in Cambridge.
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A Sneak Preview of Exeunt’s New Zine
A first look at Exeunt's second zine, Rites of Spring, plus info on how to get a copy.
27 June
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Review: Ink at the Almeida
Britain's best-selling fish-and-chip-wrapper: Fergus Morgan reviews James Graham's new play about the Sun.
Published Yesterday
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Review: Food at the Finborough Theatre
Add a cupboardful of theatrical tropes: Hannah Greenstreet writes a recipe review of Steve Rogers' play, which is set in a takeaway.
26 June
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Review: A View from the Bridge at G+DIF
Arjun Sajip reviews de Roovers' eccentric but fun version of Arthur Miller.
24 June
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Review: Terror at the Lyric Hammersmith
An empty philosophical exercise: Corrie Tan isn't impressed by the "flat, dry" UK premiere of Ferdinand von Schirach's globe-trotting interactive play.
23 June
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Features
Maddy Costa
Art with Heart
How can theatre accommodate neurodiversity? Maddy Costa explores how Art with Heart's touring show 'Declaration' remagines relationships between artist, venue and audience.
Jess Worth
The Myth of Acceptable Oil Sponsorship
The RSC are accepting BP sponsorship - while staging a play about the disastrous impact of climate change. Here's Jess Worth on the campaign to make the RSC Fossil Free.
Alice Saville
Farewell (for now) Forest Fringe
Following Forest Fringe's announcement that they will no longer be running their free Edinburgh Fringe venue, Alice Saville remembers the invaluable spaces they created.
Amy Draper
Slow Theatre
Amy Draper's 'These Trees are Made of Blood' took years to move from initial seed of an idea to a full production. Here, she writes on why ideas need time to germinate.
Reviews
Review: Gloria at the Hampstead Theatre
It's all me, me, me: Miriam Gillinson reviews Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play set in the publishing industry.
23 June
Reviews
Review: The Railway Children at Exeter Northcott Theatre
A beautifully nostalgic painting: Emily Holyoake reflects on Exeter Northcott's fresh E. Nesbit adaptation and on the theatre's recent resurrection as a producing house.
23 June
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Review: Angels in America at New York City Opera
New York City Opera
Lane Williams reviews New York City Opera's truncated, sometimes thrilling adaptation.
23 June
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Review: 1984 at Hudson Theatre
Hudson Theatre
Violent and provocative, Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan's 1984 brings Big Brother to Broadway with Tom Sturridge and Olivia Wilde
23 June
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14 June
Chris McCormack
#WakingTheFeminists: The Numbers are Out
A new report, Gender Counts, reveals stark statistics about the under-representation of women in Irish Theatre. Chris McCormack asks: What next?
12 June
Natasha Tripney
Fringe Programme Poetry
"Who is torturing whom?" Natasha Tripney crafts a cut-up poem from the fever dream that is the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe programme.
9 June
Bridget Minamore
Roy Alexander Weise: “It’s insulting not to represent the London around your audience”
Bridget Minamore chats to the JMK award-winning young director as 'The Ugly One' opens at Park Theatre.
6 June
Alice Saville
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: “No one is really challenged to think bigger”
Alice Saville chats to the writer of 'An Octoroon' about New York's alt-theatre scene, reimagining historical plays, and the "weird echo chamber" of theatre criticism.
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