An intellectually sharp, satirical farce about Brexit that lacks savagery.

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This immersive show has a great premise but is lacking in drama

Offhand comment builds unsustainable momentum in this round of chinese whispers

A politically-charged piece of performance art

Seeing double at Underbelly Bristo Square

A winning adaptation of Chigozie Obioma's novel

Striking images and uncanny movement make this two-hander a curious piece

A Hollywood after-party turns into a #MeToo confessional

A national institution of a play that feels like a museum piece

Food evokes bittersweet memories in this slice of home comfort

Martin McCormick explores love and loss in this beautifully crafted show.