It is beautifully performed, but this will they, won’t they romance never quite takes off
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This is a rare example of a West End play driven by intelligent writing and excellent writing, not star power
Once Upon a World is the most popular production from the puppet troupe and came to JW3 in July
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Putting on the Lehman Trilogy while the rest of us are marking Oct 7 shows the National Threatre doesn't care about Jews
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Meet the writer behind a work of satire about the trans-culture wars
Neta Gracewell is bringing ‘a dark feminist comedy’ to the Camden Fringe
Viewing this play through a Jewish lens you can see the disconnect that can form between two loving people with different histories, says John Nathan
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