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Cleansed

Perhaps the defining feature of Sarah Kane’s work is problems, both in terms of content and form. Her plays ask us to consider love, gender, mental il...
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Actors From the London Stage’s new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is performed by only five cast members, with minimal props, no set, and no ...
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A Christmas Carol

Antic Disposition’s A Christmas Carol takes place in the atmospheric Middle Temple Hall, which dates back to the sixteenth century, and which Dickens ...
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Wonder.land

Damon Albarn’s new musical Wonder.land is a loose modern retelling of Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland and Alice through the Looking Glass; in this ...
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The Wasp

Dark and intense, Malcolm’s thrilling drama The Wasp is riveting from start to finish. The play follows two women from very different backgrounds, who...
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Romeo and Juliet

This production of Romeo and Juliet places the action of Shakespeare’s play during the 1984-5 Kent miners’ strike – an interesting directorial choice,...
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Song of Riots

Song of Riots is truly ‘the story of kingdoms lost and won’: written by Lucy Maycock, it follows Lucasz, the only son of a Polish single mother, and a...
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Wuthering Heights

The National Youth Theatre’s new production of Wuthering Heights is neither a traditional production, nor a complete departure – it is somewhere in be...
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Jane Eyre

The defining aspect of Cookson’s production of Jane Eyre is fluidity: the set consists of wooden platforms, staircases, and white drapes, creating an ...