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Ncuti Gatwa peacocks and flirts his way through Born With Teeth
Liz Duffy Adams’ Tudor fan fiction stars Gatwa and Edward Bluemel as rivals Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare – it’s just a shame it didn’t dig deeper
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Rosamund Pike is immaculate as a judge in brilliantly tense Inter Alia
The duo behind West End hit ‘Prima Facie’ reunite for another searing play about sexual assault and legal injustice
New musical Sing Street is exhaustingly brainless
The songs might be fun but there are no biting insights to be had in this flimsy revamp of John Carney’s 2016 movie
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Quadrophenia is a handsome reboot of The Who’s tragic rock opera
Rather than leaning into pop-culture cool, this new stage production at Sadler's Wells recognises its fragility
This Bitter Earth lacks Billy Porter’s usual confident flair and style
Omari Douglas stars in an old-fashioned two-hander about a relationship as it builds then disintegrates
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