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Review – The Rocky Horror Show, National Tour

Gillian Fisher reviews the touring production from Trafalgar Entertainment at the New Wimbledon Theatre.
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Review – Death of a Salesman, Queensland Theatre

The greatest surprise of Death of a Salesman is how searingly relevant this classic play still is to our technology obsessed society 70 years later. 
Eva Melander and Eero Milonoff in Border Credit: CHRISTIAN GEISNÆS, META, SPARK, KÄRNFILM
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Border Review: A dive into human morality and the struggle of belonging

Marrying the ideas of fitting in as an outcast and the intrigue of finding your tribe, Ali Abbasi’s Oscar nominated and award-winning film adds a fresh spin to the concepts of self...
Kim Min-hee and Isabelle Huppert in Claire's Camera
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Claire’s Camera Review: Putting the lens on Cannes

In the midst of awards season, with the Oscars just around the corner, there could not be a better time to watch Claire’s Camera, Hong Sang-Soos’s self-mocking retrospective on the...
Eve Noel Coward Theatre
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Not All About Eve, but about Anderson

A film within a play, based on a film adaptation of a different play. Confused? Sounds like Ivo van Hove directing. Emily Garside reviews All About Eve:
Anthropocene Scottish Opera
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The eerie epoch of Anthropocene

Anthropocene, an operatic metaphor for our current geologic epoch, explores the primitive motivations behind human behaviours. Stuart MacRae and Louise Welsh reunite to present a c...
No Kids Battersea Arts Centre
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Paldi and Mann – Kids or No Kids?

Debating whether or not to have kids should be simple, right? No Kids, an honest, joyful and touching play, shows us it’s not so simple after all. Lucy Curtis reviews:
Superhoe Royal Court
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Lecky is her own Superhoe in this searing story

Nicôle Lecky’s wickedly clever debut play Superhoe, about the mercenary world of sex work, delivers a searing lesson in empathy. Annabel Mellor reviews:
Gap Year Park Theatre
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My Dad’s Gap Year – a family values show

A coming-of-age comedy, a father and son learn to face their issues on a holiday like no other after they "try everything once." Jonathan Penney reviews My Dad's Gap Year:...
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