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11 Oct 2014:
ITV cartoon set in London venue, the Coronet, could mean huge boost to building’s restoration as global audience start to seek out their hero’s fictional home
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7 Oct 2014: This festival of new performance in a gutted department store offered audiences a taster of new talent along with their toasties, writes Jane Howard
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30 Sep 2014:
This son of a Socceroos captain and brother to three seriously talented siblings has been flexing his funny muscles for years, discovers Monica Tan
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25 Sep 2014: Innovative company that stretched boundaries of small-scale opera will build on links with Soho theatre and Coventry Belgrade, writes Imogen Tilden
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22 Sep 2014:
Lyn Gardner: Kristin Scott Thomas takes on Electra and the brilliant German director Thomas Ostermeier has work in London and Dublin
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1 Sep 2014:
As the city gets back to normal, relive the chaos and creativity of the Edinburgh International Festival with this selection of images from our readers
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29 Aug 2014: Two years ago she delivered her standup routine to 10 people in a strip club. Now she’s a star of the Edinburgh Fringe and touring the country. She talks biros, big families and why the new pope is ‘bloody marvellous’, writes Mark Lawson
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25 Aug 2014: The legendary 'stately homo', who found fame after the 1975 TV adaptation of his autobiography, is stylishly brought back to life by Mark Farrelly in this entertaining one-man show, writes Lyn Gardner
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22 Aug 2014:
Harold Pinter's radio psychodrama loses its sense of mystery as Simon Munnery's match-seller is revealed on stage, writes Lyn Gardner
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22 Aug 2014:
The comic quartet throw themselves wholeheartedly at their story of magic cakes, with a dizzying cast of strange characters
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22 Aug 2014: Writing a monologue about bestiality is certainly arresting, but does it deliver more than shock value? Yes, says playwright Rob Hayes – it’s the closest thing to a love story he’ll ever write
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21 Aug 2014:
Instead of telling jokes, Horne is building a Heath Robinson contraption on stage that manages to be a heroic metaphor for our lives, writes Brian Logan
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19 Aug 2014:
Make room for Matthew Bulgo's low-key but acutely written story about an ordinary man who finds he has to grow up, writes Lyn Gardner
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19 Aug 2014: Frisky & Mannish: how we whipped off the Pussycat Dolls’ mini-skirts to reveal their … seaside humour
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18 Aug 2014:
At the Edinburgh fringe, a different performer takes on the Iranian writer's script each day. I found it a playful but heart-in-mouth experience, writes Stephanie Merritt
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