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  Jersey Boys at Piccadilly Theatre

  Over a decade has passed since the Broadway premiere of Jersey Boys, and the...

  Mersa Auda 7th April 2016
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  The Seagull at the Pack and Carriage

  Staging a major work of Anton Chekhov is a perilous task, but a guaranteed...

  Mark Beckett 7th April 2016
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  Race Horse Company: Super Sunday at the Roundhouse

  A new circus is in town, and there really couldn’t be a...

  Alexandra Newson 7th April 2016
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  Goodnight Mister Tom at Richmond Theatre

  Set at the beginning of the Second World War, Good Night Mister Tom at...

  Luisa Kapp 7th April 2016
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  The Caretaker at the Old Vic

  There are echoes of Waiting for Godot in Harold Pinter’s 1959 play The...

  Laura Foulger 7th April 2016
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  The Taming of the Shrew at the Arts Theatre

  What do you get when you take a play about a man bent on...

  Stuart McMillan 7th April 2016
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  X at the Royal Court Theatre

  Waiting for X to begin, there’s an audible buzz of anticipation in the packed...

  Alexandra Newson 5th April 2016
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  How the Other Half Loves at Theatre Royal Haymarket

  If a bellyache and streaky makeup are your thing, Alan...

  The editorial unit 5th April 2016
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  Triptyque at Sadler’s Wells

  After a successful show last summer, the Montreal-based 7 Fingers return to...

  Mark Beckett 3rd April 2016
• Calculating Kindness at Camden People’s Theatre | Theatre review

  Calculating Kindness pays homage to the life of George Price, an American mathematician, scientist, and journalist who formulated an equation revealing the motives behind altruism. His findings suggested that acts of kindness have self-interest at their core, and that self-advancement is the main motivator for performing them. The final objective, Price believed,...

  Mersa Auda 3rd April 2016