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Royal Shakespeare Company, Summer 2015 review - Volpone

Ben Jonson's Volpone is at the RSC and director Trevor Nunn is keen to prove its relevance. But ... More info

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Much Ado About Nothing review

Much Ado About Nothing is a comedy of quarrelling lovers, stately affairs, and high-voltage farce. ... More info

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This is one of the most downright lovable and playful productions I have ever seen. It is well ... More info

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Tomahawk’s production of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is first a hoot – and then a tear ... More info

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It’s a crowded Shakespeare season this summer, but take time to leave the city centre and head up ... More info

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A gripping exploration of the tension between public and private roles; the breakdown of trust; ... More info

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This is a stripped down Macbeth in every sense. No set, the black brick of the Playhouse back wall ... More info

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Arthur Miller's finest work and tragic depiction of the myth of the American Dream is a fitting ... More info

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Jonathan Munby’s production of Shakespeare’s most roundedly accessible play was met with ... More info

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Oxford is truly privileged to be the only UK city (other than London) to be hosting part of Cheek ... More info

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