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The Shape of Things, Soho Gallery
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Wonder and charm flood the house in a show for all ages
Sondheim's cornucopia of fairytales proves a box of dreadful delights
Spectacular revival of Synge classic features Nicola Coughlan and Siobhán McSweeney
Dazzling portrayal of a town that was mad as hell and not going to take it any more
The 23-year-old Noel Coward scrubs up well as a provocative farceur
This is Athens as a violent dictatorship
Classic musical, staged in intimate setting, loses little
Adaptation of the John Le Carré Cold War thriller could do with more fleshing out
Should the productions be compared on spine chill factor or pathos?
Triumphant return of Kendall Feaver’s hit version of the Noel Streatfeild classic
Ivo van Hove makes it three for three with Arthur Miller
The final episode of David Eldridge’s emotionally strong trilogy is profoundly moving
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