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Review: For Black Boys… Nothing on stage now is more essential than this

The air was charged with the cathartic sense of sterotypes at last being dimantled

By John Nathan

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Poignant energy: A scene from For the Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy, at the Garrick Theatre (Photo: Johan Persson)
Deli Segal brings her sell-out comedy 'Pickle' back to London's Soho Theatre (Photo: Lexi Clare)

Arts agenda: From ‘Pickle’ to klezmer, get ready for showtime

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The man in striped pyjamas: Michael Sheen as Anuerin Bevan

An education in what made the creator of the NHS tick

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Homage: Pearl Mackie, Jack Davenport and Tom Goodman on stage at the Donmar Warehouse

The Human Body review: silver-screen style... NHS substance

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Roald Dahl’s antisemitism is the subject of a new play at the Royal Court

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Jane Horrocks in Nachtland at the Young Vic Credit: Ellie Kurtz

Nachtland review: Is that a Hitler in the attic?

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The Hills of California - a co-production between Neal Street Productions and Sonia Friedman Productions at Harold Pinter Theatre. Key Creatives: Written by Jez Butterworth Directed by Sam Mendes Design by Rob Howell Lighting Design by Natasha Chivers Sound Design, Composing and Arrangement by Nick Powell Choreography by Ellen Kane Musical Supervision and Arrangement by Candida Caldicot Casting by Amy Ball Young Person’s Casting by Verity Naughton Associate director is Zoé Ford Burnett Cast: Laura Donnelly Leanne Best Ophelia Lovibond Helena Wilson Bryan Dick Shaun Dooley Corey Johnson Richard Lumsden Natasha Magigi Nancy Allsop Sophia Ally Alfie Jackson Lara McDonnell Lucy Moran Nicola Turner

Theatre review: The Hills of California

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