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     Millennial turbulence in Superhoe, Royal Court

    Superhoe, Royal Court

    30 Jan 19 – 16 Feb 19

    Nicôle Lecky debuts with Superhoe at the Royal Court, a frustrating depiction of the struggles facing millennial artists

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    Mark Ravenhill returns to the Royal Court

    The Cane, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    06 Dec 18 – 26 Jan 19

    Book now for a new play by Mark Ravenhill: The Cane explores the consequences of control and the legacy of violence

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    A wild rage against the patriarchy

    Hole, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    28 Nov 18 – 12 Jan 19

    Words, music and movement combine in a new play that rages against what it is to be a woman

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    A psychological stage thriller about Patricia Highsmith

    Switzerland, Ambassadors Theatre review ★★★★★

    10 Nov 18 – 05 Jan 19

    Lucy Bailey directs a thrilling bio-play about writer Patricia Highsmith. Switzerland transfers to the West End after impressing in Bath

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    Greek Myth meets modern America in Hadestown

    Hadestown, National Theatre review ★★★★★

    02 Nov 18 – 26 Jan 19

    Greek mythology meets American folk music and classic New Orleans Jazz in genre-defying new musical Hadestown

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    Potent new play by Debbie Tucker Green

    Review: ear for eye, Royal Court Theatre ★★★★★

    25 Oct 18 – 24 Nov 18

    Debbie Tucker Green writes and directs this searing portrayal of race relations in the UK and the US

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    A Very Very Very Dark Matter, Bridge Theatre review

    A Very Very Very Dark Matter, Bridge Theatre review ★★★★★

    12 Oct 18 – 06 Jan 19

    Jim Broadbent stars in a new dangerous, twisted and funny play by Martin McDonagh, premiering at the Bridge Theatre this autumn

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    Royal Court 2019 season highlights

    Royal Court 2019 season highlights

    From women's prison drama to the story of an Asian skin-whitening start up, here are the highlights of the Royal Court 2019 season

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    A brooding psychological drama

    Review: The Woods, Royal Court Theatre ★★★★★

    05 Sep 18 – 20 Oct 18

    Robert Alan Evans returns to the Royal Court mysterious tale about a cabin deep in the woods

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    Dance Nation captures the essence of adolescence

    Dance Nation, Almeida Theatre review ★★★★★

    27 Aug 18 – 06 Oct 18

    A bold, brilliantly sharp new play explores youth, ambition through the cut-throat world of competitive dance

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    A dark tale of popularity and what it means to belong

    Cuckoo, Soho Theatre

    13 Nov 18 – 08 Dec 18

    A dark new comedy from up-and-coming playwright Lisa Carroll comes to the Soho Theatre this autumn

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    Pity, Royal Court Theatre review

    Pity, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    12 Jul 18 – 11 Aug 18

    Rory Mullarkey returns to the Royal Court to offers some escapism amid our challenging political climate

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    Allelujah!, Bridge Theatre review

    Allelujah!, Bridge Theatre review ★★★★★

    11 Jul 18 – 29 Sep 18

    Alan Bennett's new poignant ode to the NHS premiers at the Bridge Theatre

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    One for Sorrow, Royal Court Theatre

    One for Sorrow, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    20 Jun 18 – 11 Aug 18

    Up-and-coming playwright Cordelia Lynn returns to the Royal Court with a new play about liberal fear

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  • Tried and Tested

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    Blueberry Toast, Soho Theatre review

    Blueberry Toast, Soho Theatre review ★★★★★

    24 May 18 – 30 Jun 18

    Domesticity meets the macabre in this unsettling snapshot of American suburbia that draws on Harold Pinter and Taylor Swift

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    Tartuffe review

    Tartuffe, Theatre Royal Haymarket review ★★★★★

    25 May 18 – 28 Jul 18

    Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson stars in a dual language Trump-era update of classic French comedy Tartuffe

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    Harry Enfield comes to Hampstead Theatre

    Three shows to see at Hampstead Theatre

    Post-truth politics, zeitgesty comedy and haunting drama: three premieres come to the Hampstead Theatre 2018

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    Love, loss and rural life at Bridge Theatre

    Nightfall, Bridge Theatre review ★★★★★

    28 Apr 18 – 26 May 18

    Barney Norris, hailed as one of our most promising playwrights, returns with a new play about family life and loss, set in the countryside near Winchester

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    Mood Music at The Old Vic

    Mood Music, Old Vic Theatre review ★★★★★

    27 Apr 18 – 16 Jun 18

    The drama and psychodrama of making music is explored on stage in a new play by Sunny Afternoon playwright Joe Penhall

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    The Prudes, Royal Court Theatre review

    The Prudes, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    18 Apr 18 – 02 Jun 18

    Writer and director Anthony Neilson takes us into a stale, sexless long term relationship in the Royal Court's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

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    Book now for a geektastic new musical

    Eugenius!, The Other Palace Theatre

    01 Sep 18 – 02 Oct 18

    Geeks rule in sassy new musical about a teenager who dreams up a comic book blockbuster

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    Powerful and timely: The Writer, Almeida Theatre review

    The Writer, Almeida Theatre review ★★★★★

    14 Apr 18 – 26 May 18

    Romola Garai stars in a political, provocative new play by Ella Hickson

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    Parenting is in the spotlight

    Instructions for Correct Assembly, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    07 Apr 18 – 19 May 18

    Jane Horrocks stars in a new play about a world where kids comes with instruction manuals and refund policies

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    World Without Us, Battersea Arts Centre

    World Without Us, Battersea Arts Centre

    03 May 18 – 12 May 18

    After impressing at the Fringe Ontroerend Goed's play about human extinction comes to Battersea Arts Centre

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    A surefire winner: Quiz review

    Quiz, Noël Coward Theatre review ★★★★★

    31 Mar 18 – 16 Jun 18

    The unstoppable playwright behind Ink and Labour of Love hits the jackpot once more with this witty game-show drama

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    Cinematic masterpiece shines less brightly on stage

    REVIEW: Fanny & Alexander, Old Vic Theatre ★★★★★

    20 Mar 18 – 14 Apr 18

    Ingmar Bergman's film is re-imagined for the stage with brilliant performances from the ensemble cast, but it stumbles in the second act

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    Carey Mulligan captivates

    REVIEW: Girls and Boys, Royal Court Theatre ★★★★★

    08 Feb 18 – 17 Mar 18

    Carey Mulligan takes us from ribald laughter to icy devastation in Dennis Kelly's compelling new play

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    Florian Zeller's Height of the Storm

    The Height of the Storm, Wyndham's Theatre

    02 Oct 18 – 01 Dec 18

    Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins star in a new family drama by French playwright Florian Zeller

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  • Tried and Tested

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    A clunky and misguided epic

    The Divide, Old Vic Theatre review ★★★★★

    01 Feb 18 – 10 Feb 18

    Alan Ayckbourn's dystopian drama may have been re-worked, but it's still a clunky and laborious four hours

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    Two plays to see if you loved Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri

    Two plays to see if you loved Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri

    Loved Three Billboards? Writer Martin McDonagh has two plays coming to London this year – and they'll be just as bleakly funny

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    Sellout play Beginning transfers to West End

    Beginning, Ambassadors Theatre review ★★★★★

    15 Jan 18 – 24 Mar 18

    A relationship born in the dregs of a house party forms the basis of this charming anti-rom-com

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    This play is entirely grim but entirely necessary

    Rita, Sue and Bob Too, Royal Court Theatre review ★★★★★

    09 Jan 18 – 27 Jan 18

    Andrea Dunbar's 1982 play is an uncompromising portrait of poverty and abuse

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