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    • Best theatre of 2008

    • Time Out's theatre critics look back at a cracking year on the London stage, and share their tips on who to watch in 2009

    • Can Shakespeare survive on the stage?

    • Your Bard: as David Tennant stars as Hamlet, fears that Shakespeare might become the preserve of an educationally privileged few are unfounded, argues Jane Edwardes

    • Christmas shows reviews index

    • It's the time where the good, the bad, and the almost famous don nylons for your seasonal pleasure. Plays, pantos, classics: here's the best and the worst of Christmas shows as we review them

    • Best Christmas gift books 2008

    • Time Out's critics pick the best books to be giving as Christmas presents: art books, film books, classical music books and top reads in comedy, dance, music and theatre

    • 'Wig Out!' at the Royal Court: preview

    • There's a subculture among American drag queens that takes part in extravagant catwalk-based competitions and flamboyant costumes. Time Out visits the London theatre staging a play documenting the intriguing world of 'ballroom'

    • The N-word on the London stage

    • Theatre has a long, strong tradition of confronting society's racial antagonisms. So why do white theatre critics, Time Out's Caroline McGinn among them, still find it hard to write the word 'nigger'?

    • Mariah Gale: interview

    • RSC wunderkind Mariah Gale talks to Time Out about improv, incest and what it's like playing David Tennant's lover in 'Hamlet'

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