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ShenTens: My Favourite London Theatres Beyond the West End

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March 8: Demystifying (or destroying?) theatre criticism: the Young Vic provokes a discussion

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Some welcome headlines: From Stratford East to the National, and the British Library; plus community involvement from Waterloo to Wales

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January 23: What’s going to happen in and to 2021?

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January 3: How Cirencester’s Barn and London’s Old Vic kept going through the pandemic, while the Young Vic furloughed itself

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The week in brief (w/e October 14)

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The week’s news, reviews, quotes and tweets in theatre from both sides of the Atlantic, including an interview with Sonia Friedman, reviews of Shakespeare in three different abbreviated versions, and a YouTube star appearing on Broadway.

My Top Ten Choices of the Week (w/c June 20)

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New entries this week include The Spoils, Blue/Orange, The Deep Blue Sea and The Go-Between.

Theatre Openings and My Top Ten Choices of the Week (w/c Dec 14)

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Critical Digest: Linda, Funny Girl, The Girls, Oliver!, Barbarians and Macbeth

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Reviews digest of openings in London, Leicester and Leeds from national critics for new productions of Linda, Funny Girl, The Girls, Oliver!, Barbarians and Macbeth.