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Hot Mess
This idiosyncratic musical about the problematic relationship between Earth and humanity is an unexpected gem
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The Unbelievers
Nicola Walker gives the performance of her career in Nick Payne’s elliptical drama about a mother’s grief darkening into fanaticism
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Inter Alia
Star Rosamund Pike is superb as ‘Prima Facie’ writer Susie Miller again explores the cruel complexity of rape cases
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The Paddington Bear Experience
This family friendly immersive tie-in with the Paddington films is as delightful as you would hope
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Our favourite musicals
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Hot Mess
This idiosyncratic musical about the problematic relationship between Earth and humanity is an unexpected gem
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Elf the Musical
The stage adaptation of the beloved Will Ferrell film bounds joyously back into town
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Les Misérables
It’s been reworked, but ‘Les Misérables’ is still very much ‘Les Misérables’, in all its OTT glory
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Our favourite plays
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The Unbelievers
Nicola Walker gives the performance of her career in Nick Payne’s elliptical drama about a mother’s grief darkening into fanaticism
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Inter Alia
Star Rosamund Pike is superb as ‘Prima Facie’ writer Susie Miller again explores the cruel complexity of rape cases
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The Weir
Brendan Gleeson in excellent in Conor McPherson’s deft revival of his own haunting modern classic
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Every Brilliant Thing
Lenny Henry is on fine form as one of five celebrity performers guiding Duncan Macmillan’s cult classic on its first West End run
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Ballet Shoes
The NT’s slick, soft-focus stage version of the classic kids’ novel is luxuriant but plodding
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The Lady from the Sea
Alicia Vikander and Andrew Lincoln play a troubled married couple in auteur director Simon Stone’s radical Ibsen rewrite
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A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story
Mark Gatiss’s spooky version of the Charles Dickens classic returns
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Hamlet
Hiran Abeysekera is very entertaining as a fully mad prince in the National Theatre’s scrappy indie ‘Hamlet’
