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James Graham’s Best of Enemies, showing at the Young Vic, is dexterous and perfectly balanced play on political debate
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Most Promising Playwright nominee Al Smith takes Royal Court audiences to the Bolivian salt flats with Rare Earth Mettle, a dark satire about a grapple to commodify lithium
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Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) reimagines Jane Austen’s 1813 novel with sparky storytelling, gutsy humour, feisty feminism and impassioned outbursts of karaoke
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Lily Allen makes her West End debut in 2:22 – A Ghost Story: a hair-raising, contemporary take on a classic dramatic genre, directed by Matthew Dunster
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Bleakness abounds in Love and Other Acts of Violence, Cordelia Lynn's grave drama on love, loathing and societal deterioration, which reopens the Donmar
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The Young Vic reopens with Changing Destiny, Ben Okri’s bare-bones sprint through the 4,000-year-old story of the Egyptian official Sinuhe
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Emma Corrin stars in Joseph Charlton’s tepid tale of a fraudulent aspiring art collector at the West End’s Harold Pinter Theatre
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Jack Holden’s Aids drama Cruise captivates at the West End's Duchess Theatre following an online premiere streamed via Shoreditch Town Hall
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J’Ouvert, the race-charged debut play by James Tait Black Award-winner Yasmin Joseph, opens as part of the Harold Pinter Theatre’s Reemerge series
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The Harold Pinter Theatre reopens with Walden, a debut play by Amy Berryman. Gemma Arterton stars and Ian Rickson directs
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Emerging playwright Anoushka Warden wins Platform Presents’ Playwright’s Prize with her comic entry: My Dad’s A Cunt, starring Aimee Lou Wood
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Emma Rice's bold, bright and brilliant stage adaptation of Angela Carter's Wise Children is available to stream on the BBC
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Ferrante fever reignites as April De Angelis's stage adaptation of the Neapolitan novels comes to the National Theatre
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Grime star Deborah 'Debris' Stevenson challenges theatrical form in an autobiographical new work Poet in da Corner
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Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig premieres a gripping story of a whistleblower during the Chinese Aids crisis at the Hampstead Theatre
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The UK's fastest-growing arts extravaganza returns with underground parties, comedy and theatre at The Vaults Festival 2019
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Nicôle Lecky debuts with Superhoe at the Royal Court, a frustrating depiction of the struggles facing millennial artists
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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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Words, music and movement combine in a new play that rages against what it is to be a woman
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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 mythology meets American folk music and classic New Orleans Jazz in genre-defying new musical Hadestown
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Debbie Tucker Green writes and directs this searing portrayal of race relations in the UK and the US
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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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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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Robert Alan Evans returns to the Royal Court mysterious tale about a cabin deep in the woods
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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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A dark new comedy from up-and-coming playwright Lisa Carroll comes to the Soho Theatre this autumn
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Rory Mullarkey returns to the Royal Court to offers some escapism amid our challenging political climate
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Alan Bennett's new poignant ode to the NHS premiers at the Bridge Theatre
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Up-and-coming playwright Cordelia Lynn returns to the Royal Court with a new play about liberal fear
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Domesticity meets the macabre in this unsettling snapshot of American suburbia that draws on Harold Pinter and Taylor Swift
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Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson stars in a dual language Trump-era update of classic French comedy Tartuffe
