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Taming Shrew Sherman Theatre
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This Shrew is gender-flipped, but is it Tamed?

Jo Clifford gender flips Shakespeare's notorious 'problem play', The Taming Of The Shrew. Does it work with women at the helm? Emily Garside reviews:
10 VAULT Festival 2019
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10 remarkable stories by 10 extraordinary women

Forgotten by history and passed over in favour of men, 10 women are finally given the remembrance and respect they deserve in Lizzie Milton's latest play. Daniel Perks reviews...
Angry Alan Soho Theatre
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Toxic masculinity, incels and Angry Alan

A darkly comic play about masculinity in crisis by award-winning playwright Penelope Skinner, created with and performed by Donald Sage Mackay. Sophie Talbot reviews Angry Alan:
Rob Stewart in Sharkwater Extinction
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Sharkwater Extinction Review: Forget Jaws, humans are the real villains in Rob Stewart’s latest exposé on the illegal shark fin trade

Sharks. Are they violent, man-eating predators or majestic, underwater creatures in desperate need of protection? This polarising question is at the heart of the new documentary fr...
Waitress Adelphi Theatre
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Sweet as pie, Waitress is more than a flaky musical

In the second Broadway transfer of 2019, Waitress serves up sugary sweetness with hidden depths, not unlike Sara Bareilles' songs. Emily Garside reviews:
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Miro Magazine’s February Favourites

Who doesn’t like discovering new music? We at Miro Magazine have compiled together a playlist of ten songs from emerging bands and artist, that we have discovered and loved over th...
Liv Hill in Jellyfish
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Jellyfish Review: James Gardner’s impressive debut finds a diamond in some serious rough

In an age where we have had no shortage of hard-knocks stories, James Gardner’s debut feature Jellyfish manages to take this trope and spin it in such a way as to create a characte...
Ruth Bader Ginsburg in RBG
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RBG Review: Honouring the Supreme Court’s trailblazer of gender equality

There are few Americans who have had such a long-term effect on the state of their nation, relentlessly giving everything to improve the rights of the everyday person, making their...
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Kourtney Kardashian – the third in the trilogy

Sleepwalk Collective’s final instalment in an ‘accidental trilogy’ is obnoxious and charming all at the same time. Idgie Beau reviews Kourtney Kardashian:
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