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One Man, Two Guvnors review - Rollicking Farce is a Fantastic Time

In 2011, One Man, Two Guvnors, Richard Bean’s adaptation of the 1743 Italian farce A Servant of ... More info

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Fragments review - Riveting Meditation on the Nature of Stories

In Laura Swift and Russell Bender’s engrossing and profoundly thought-provoking play Fragments, a ... More info

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Beaumarchais’ play Le Mariage de Figaro, written in 1773, was not performed in Paris until two ... More info

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A resilient and longstanding company, the 21-year-old Ballet Black is no stranger to reinventing ... More info

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Reinventing the action genre isn’t easy. Ask Chad Stahelski, the stuntman-turned-filmmaker who ... More info

Review | cinema

Christine Bovill is a marvel. Not only does she evoke the spirit of French chanson in every note ... More info

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Jesse Darling: No Medals, No Ribbons is a hot mess of an exhibition – fragile, chaotic, sometimes ... More info

Review | exhibitions

As Easter eggs often go on sale the minute the Christmas decorations come down, the anticipation of ... More info

Review | concerts

As if the demands of this imaginative programme were not enough, the recitalist in the second ... More info

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“I wish I knew how – how it feels to be free…” In this Fringe First award-winning ... More info

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