“L’Addition,” S’il Vous Plait
As part of Here and Now, a new Arts Council England showcase, Tim Etchells, artistic director of...
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Samuel Beckett’s “Krapp’s Last Tape” In The Digital World Of Zoom Theatre
On screen an image of worlds within worlds opens this Zoom version of Samuel Beckett’s stage play...
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“The Amazing Doctor She Medicine Show”
The title of the play, The Amazing Doctor She Medicine Show, leaves one wondering who on earth was...
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Climate Change Shakespeare. “A Midsummer’s Tempest”
On this year’s Edinburgh Fringe a raft of reimaginings of Shakespeare’s plays, by emerging and...
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Bologna To Edinburgh Non-Stop
The five-hundred-year history of Italy’s Commedia dell’Arte is neatly packed into Masquerade, a...
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Scottish Nursery School Kids Bring A Comedic Shakespeare To The Fringe
A unique feature of Edinburgh’s Fringe festival is its inclusive nature. Professional and...
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Luke Wright, A Spoken-Word Poet At The Top Of His Game
Spoken word poetry has a huge following in the UK, and Luke Wright is one of the most talented...
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“Freak Out!” A Heady Cocktail About Climate Change
On the Edinburgh Fringe the number of plays investigating climate change is growing each year, and...
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“In Two Minds.” Female Led Irish Storytelling
In Two Minds, produced by Dublin’s celebrated multi-award winning Fishamble, is playing at...
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“Penthesilea” After Von Kleist. Let’s Rock
Director of the Edinburgh International Festival (EIF), Nicola Benedetti, chose ‘Rituals that...
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“Hamstrung.” Yorick’s Untold Story
Hamlet, along with A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Tempest and Macbeth, are probably the...
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“The Outrun”
Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir, The Outrun (2016) has recently been genre hopping. In January...
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“Dorian the Musical:” This Rock Adaptation Of Oscar Wilde’s Classic Missteps At Every Turn
In the preface to The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890), Oscar Wilde wrote: “There is no such thing as...
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The Bounds, Royal Court
Every day this week I’m watching a football match, and now — after April’s production of Lydia...
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“The Marilyn Conspiracy,” Park Theatre
The death of Marilyn Monroe, on 4 August 1962, is a wet dream for conspiracy theorists. Like the...
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“The Constituent,” Old Vic
Good timing — as the UK’s general election campaign goes into its final week, this large-scale...
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“My Father’s Fable,” Bush Theatre
Following the huge success of Benedict Lombe’s Shifters, which transfers soon to the West End, the...
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Sanaz Toossi’s English at the Kiln Theatre: Pulitzer Prize-Winning Play Shows the Impacts of a Second Language on Identity
Sanaz Toossi’s English at the Kiln Theatre: Pulitzer Prize-winning play shows the impacts of a second language on identity
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“Lie Low,” Royal Court
Faye is okay. Or, at least she says she’s okay. But is she really? And, if she really is okay,...
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“Bluets,” Royal Court
When does creativity become mannered? When it’s based on repetition, and repetition without...
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