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The Horse of Jenin review – a funny, haunting coming-of-age tale of boyhood in occupied Palestine

www.silverguide.site – In one of several Palestinian stories at this year’s fringe, writer and comedian Alaa Shehada finds humour amid the horror of Israel’s occupation…
The Horse of Jenin review – a funny, haunting coming-of-age tale of boyhood in occupied Palestine
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Eat the Rich (But Maybe Not Me Mates X) review – scorching comedy about class privilege

www.silverguide.site – This tremendous solo show by Jade Franks uses deep rage and deadpan wit to skewer the ruling class…
Eat the Rich (But Maybe Not Me Mates X) review – scorching comedy about class privilege
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‘We can hear their saliva’: why are so many actors suddenly using microphones?

www.silverguide.site – From Greek tragedy to Chekhov to Rosamund Pike in Inter Alia, handheld mics are everywhere on stage right now. Is this a thrilling innovation – or a pointless fad?…
‘We can hear their saliva’: why are so many actors suddenly using microphones?
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Desiree Burch: The Golden Wrath review – uproarious tales of a midlife cataclysm

www.silverguide.site – The charismatic standup rails against middle age with inventive and sometimes lurid material about the perimenopause…
Desiree Burch: The Golden Wrath review – uproarious tales of a midlife cataclysm
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Alan Davies: Think Ahead review – comedian addresses his childhood abuse in return to stage

www.silverguide.site – Performing standup after a decade away, Davies rawly discusses his abuse by his father and delivers big laughs with other material…
Alan Davies: Think Ahead review – comedian addresses his childhood abuse in return to stage
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Aether review – dazzling lecture about a medium, a magician and a mathematician

www.silverguide.site – Emma Howlett’s play spins several stories – including those of astronomer Vera Rubin and a PhD student – with a light touch…
Aether review – dazzling lecture about a medium, a magician and a mathematician
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Undersigned review – put on a blindfold and reveal your desires in intimate one-to-one

www.silverguide.site – Yannick Trapman-O’Brien’s disarming show is akin to having someone drawing your portrait as he steers a probing conversation…
Undersigned review – put on a blindfold and reveal your desires in intimate one-to-one
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Paldem review – Industry’s David Jonsson brings the sexual tension in OnlyFans drama

www.silverguide.site – The actor makes his much anticipated writing debut at the fringe with an adventurous show about homemade porn…
Paldem review – Industry’s David Jonsson brings the sexual tension in OnlyFans drama
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#Charlottesville review – urgent voices against the alt-right’s extremist ideology

www.silverguide.site – In a confident verbatim show, Priyanka Shetty snaps from voice to voice to create a rich vision of the social fabric torn by the 2017 Unite the Right rally attack in Virginia…
#Charlottesville review – urgent voices against the alt-right’s extremist ideology
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Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England review – when macho match-day exuberance goes viral

www.silverguide.site – Alex Hill’s boisterous one-man show teases a trade-off between the belonging and camaraderie of football fandom and personal stability…
Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England review – when macho match-day exuberance goes viral
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Make It Happen review – Brian Cox haunts RBS’s Fred Goodwin in sparky financial crisis musical

www.silverguide.site – Cox’s entertaining spectre of Adam Smith visits Royal Bank of Scotland’s fascinatingly bland tyrant CEO in James Graham’s ambitious play about his meteoric rise and remorseless fall…
Make It Happen review – Brian Cox haunts RBS’s Fred Goodwin in sparky financial crisis musical
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Kanpur: 1857 review – a British imperial atrocity retold down the barrel of a cannon

www.silverguide.site – Niall Moorjani plays a storyteller facing public execution for joining an uprising against India’s colonial rulers…
Kanpur: 1857 review – a British imperial atrocity retold down the barrel of a cannon
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The City for Incurable Women review – riveting history wrings poetry from medical horrors

www.silverguide.site – Half lecture, half nightmare, this high-precision performance blurs the line between medic and patient in a Victorian asylum for mentally ill women…
The City for Incurable Women review – riveting history wrings poetry from medical horrors
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The best theatre to stream this month: tailoring comedy Alterations gets a fitting tribute

www.silverguide.site – Pin-sharp comedy from the National Theatre’s Black Plays Archive, a 12-hour ‘theatre-rave’ and Rachel Zegler’s balcony performance of Don’t Cry for Me Argentina are among this month’s highlights…
The best theatre to stream this month: tailoring comedy Alterations gets a fitting tribute
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Robert Wilson, theatre director and visual artist, dies aged 83

www.silverguide.site – Acclaimed playwright, director and artist was known for his opera Einstein on the Beach and many A-list collaborations…
Robert Wilson, theatre director and visual artist, dies aged 83
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Sylvia Young obituary

www.silverguide.site – Theatre school founder who trained an array of British talent including Amy Winehouse, Billie Piper and Keeley Hawes…
Sylvia Young obituary
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Falling: A Disabled Love Story review – clever comedy provokes our prejudice for happy endings

www.silverguide.site – Aaron Pang’s sweet yet sharp one-man show about the mismatch between his erotic desire and physical capability needles the audience’s need for comfortable resolution…
Falling: A Disabled Love Story review – clever comedy provokes our prejudice for happy endings
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Grief is the Thing With Feathers review – Max Porter adaptation plays it safe

www.silverguide.site – A new stage adaptation of the award-winning novel about a grief-stricken family visited by a giant talking crow takes imaginative flight but never truly soars…
Grief is the Thing With Feathers review – Max Porter adaptation plays it safe
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‘True visionary’ theatre school founder Sylvia Young dies aged 85

www.silverguide.site – Founded in 1981, the Sylvia Young theatre school helped shape talents such as Amy Winehouse and Daniel Kaluuya…
‘True visionary’ theatre school founder Sylvia Young dies aged 85
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Extraordinary Women review – madcap musical of bohemian Bloomsbury bed-hopping

www.silverguide.site – The fictional island of Sirene is home to a tangled web of lovers in this fun and frolicking adaptation of Compton Mackenzie’s novel featuring a fantastic cast…
Extraordinary Women review – madcap musical of bohemian Bloomsbury bed-hopping
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