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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review: ‘nothing else like it in the West End’)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review: ‘nothing else like it in the West End’
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Reykjavik review: “brimful of humanity and grief”
Reykjavik review: “brimful of humanity and grief”

This beautifully balanced play gives an overlooked part of our martime nation’s culture its due
Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director
Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

This year’s Jewish fringe is more reflective than previous programmes, says festival leader
Meet the playwright giving theatre a frum and feminist flair
Meet the playwright giving theatre a frum and feminist flair

Playwright Estee Stimler brings her upcoming comedic play Smother to London for one night only this month
Dr Strangelove review: ‘Coogan is bang on the button’
Dr Strangelove review: ‘Coogan is bang on the button’

The actor is priceless in this timely revival of Stanley Kubrick’s classic nuke comedy

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Dance review: Four new works ‘New talent, new challenges’
Dance review: Four new works ‘New talent, new challenges’

Four young choreographers showcase their work
Theatre review: The Hills of California
Theatre review: The Hills of California

This family reunion is great – but it’s no Jerusalem
Theatre review: Plaza Suite: ‘A perfectly-formed play and Sarah-Jessica Parker is a revelation.’
Theatre review: Plaza Suite: ‘A perfectly-formed play and Sarah-Jessica Parker is a revelation.’

Ticket prices are high but for fans of Neil Simon this is an unmissable revival
Don’t Destroy Me, Arcola Theatre review: It’s hugely satisfying to see this lost-forever world of post-war Jewish Brixton revived
Don’t Destroy Me, Arcola Theatre review: It’s hugely satisfying to see this lost-forever world of post-war Jewish Brixton revived

Tricia Thorns’s ambitious production vaults us powerfully back to a particular moment in Anglo-Jewish history
Dance review: Manon ‘This one is not for children’
Dance review: Manon ‘This one is not for children’

Joy Sable enjoys a modern classic
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