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A bold, brilliantly sharp new play explores youth, ambition through the cut-throat world of competitive dance
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Visionary director Robert Icke returns to the Almeida to radically re-work Ibsen's The Wild Duck
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Belgian company Ontroerend Goed’s show £¥€$ (LIES) thrills in London after impressing at Edinburgh Fringe
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The Almeida's superlative production of Tennessee Williams' story of summer love, sexual desire and self-destruction transfers to the West End
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Natalie Abrahami directs Sophie Treadwell’s rarely revived 1928 Expressionist masterpiece
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Romola Garai stars in a political, provocative new play by Ella Hickson
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King Charles III playwright Mike Bartlett returns to the Almeida for a new play about decline and hope
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James Graham's satire about the rise of The Sun newspaper is a shrewd insight into the gutter press, and our appetite for sensation
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Post-truth gets personal at the Almeida: Ben Whishaw stars in a new play about Silicon Valley, rockets, and self-discovery
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Andrew Scott captivates in Robert Icke's sleek, minimalist Hamlet, transferring to the West End after a sell-out run at the Almeida
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Richard Jones directs a stage adaptation of cult sci-fi tv show The Twilight Zone
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'More chilly than chilling': at the Almeida, Martin Crimp's biting satire wags its crooked finger once again
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Tried and Tested
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Director Michael Longhurst returns to the Almeida for a provocative, politcal new play by Adam Brace
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Ella Hickson's new writing shines in this generations-scaling play about career headedness and family relationships
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Simon Stephen's adaptation distills the passion of opera through the anonymity of modern city life with poetic power Lucy Brooks
