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A brief explanation of how the reviews are rated...
A brief explanation of how the reviews are rated...
Good acting hampered by terrible sightlines and bland script about adults acting like children...
A streamlined and modernised adaptation that begs the question of why it needed to be written...
A provocative piece about writers and the stories they create, slightly let down by a wobbly middle...
A trilogy of funny, quirky, and entertaining short plays meant to showcase the Jewish outlook on things...
A fluffy play masquerading as a deep analysis of human relationships...
A beautiful, if slightly uneven, performance of Balanchine's classic...
A spectacular evening of joyous ballet performances...
Cluky, muddled, and largely pointless script about pitfalls of modern technology dragged along by excellent cast...
The story of the England's football team that's full of inside jokes and cheap laughs, most of which aren't funny unless you're a massive football fan...
A surprisingly engaging, if somewhat fictionalised, retelling of the life story of the 19th century Hungarian pioneer of antiseptic procedures on obstetrics...
A crazy evening of laughs and nudity that's part-Kafka, part-Johanna Höhmann's imagination...
Creatively staged story of loneliness slightly marred by unnecessary comedic injections...
An emotionally charged and visually sumptuous production of this classic...
Strong revival of this clever dark comedy hampered by the unnecessary gender recast...
A capable cast let down by a joyless script and dreadful direction...
A fresh and exciting second act trapped in a boredom sandwich with a muddled piece of modern dance and a mediocre playacting...
A touching tribute to family history and tragedy told through music...
A brilliantly told story of a woman's journey to find her identity, heritage, and purpose...
A captivating story of Russian oligarchs, political patsies, principled martyrs, all of whom see themselves as "patriots"...
A historical play that lulls you into thinking it might be about Churchill, but it really isn't and suffers for it...
A play that has aged well, yet lost some of its shock value, wonderfully executed by a talented cast...
A mediocre play bolstered by a masterclass in acting ends up a very enjoyable take on different generations coping with life...
A minimalistic staging of the classic that has a lot of hype but doesn't feel subtle enough to truly captivate...
A bizarre production of a mediocre ChatGPT-written play that is not helped by a lacklustre cast...
A cleverly-written and mostly well-acted story of clashing egos set against the backdrop of Hamlet...
A brilliant staging of Friel that engages, entertains, and delights in every way...
Still sad, still depressing, but also more mellow and more annoying feat of acting...
Modernised Brecht for the hipster generation that doesn't wow as much as it ought to...
A well-acted but heavy-handed revival that misses out on some of Coward's finesse...
Excellent acting let down by clichéd and heavy-handed writing...