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“Julius Caesar” – Globe Theatre

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Jeremy Malies on the South Bank “O, that a man might know / The end of this day’s business ere

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“Much Ado About Nothing” – Globe Theatre

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Tom Bolton on the South Bank The memory of repeated lockdowns may be fading now, but the return to normality

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“Jerusalem” – Apollo Theatre

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Jeremy Malies in the West End It’s St George’s Day in an unspecified year at the village of Flintock a

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“The Corn Is Green” – National’s Lyttelton Theatre

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Neil Dowden on the South Bank The Welsh playwright Emlyn Williams had a number of his plays premiered in the

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ShakespeareSEE ALL

“The Merchant of Venice”: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Shakespeare 

“The Merchant of Venice”: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

Tom Bolton on the South Bank.   The Merchant of Venice is seen as a problematic play but, increasingly, it

“Hamlet”, Guildford Shakespeare Company
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“Hamlet”, Guildford Shakespeare Company

“The Comedy of Errors”: Barbican
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“The Comedy of Errors”: Barbican

“Hamlet”: Young Vic
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“Hamlet”: Young Vic

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“Derrida | Benjamin: Two Plays for the Stage”
Book review 

“Derrida | Benjamin: Two Plays for the Stage”

Derrida | Benjamin: Two Plays for the Stage  John Schad and Fred Dalmasso Palgrave Macmillan Reviewed by Dana Rufolo I

“The Palgrave Handbook of the History of Women on Stage”
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“The Palgrave Handbook of the History of Women on Stage”

“Shakespeare in a Divided America”
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“Shakespeare in a Divided America”

“The Price of Bread”: Crysse Morrison
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“The Price of Bread”: Crysse Morrison

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Adelaide Festival 2022
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Adelaide Festival 2022

Ben Brooker at the Festival Theatre and Dunstan Playhouse. Wudjang: Not the Past Bangarra Dance Theatre and Sydney Theatre Company

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