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Miranda has successfully written Alexander Hamilton into the memories of his audiences, who will always view Burr as the pitiable villain and Hamilton as the flawed hero and intellectual giant.
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Iranian-American playwright Sanaz Toossi explores belonging and identity in the liminal space between cultures, in her 2023 Pulitzer Prize winning play, English.
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To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, either she goes, or I do. Some patrons beat her to it
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Luzia is a smorgasbord of visual treats, jaw-dropping acrobatics and lush choreography.
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The polished and coherent program presented easily assimilated miniatures across a range of styles.
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A report on parenthood, Olivia Clement’s play, The Arrogance, appears to back up Philip Larkin’s view of mums and dads.
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The River that Ran Uphill is a playful, poetic and powerful piece of theatre that is not to be missed.
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Its loud, its fast and its full of big emotions and gorgeous voices.