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Review: Shakers: Restirred

Wit, charm and warmth in deepest Yorkshire.

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Review: Two Man Show

Incendiary, joyous feminist thinking.

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How to spot a thesp

In case you’d ever miss one…

BREAKING: Footlights President resigns over BME concerns

Criticism over BME under-representation in Footlights shows led to her decision

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REVIEW: The Producers

Obscene, offensive, and downright hilarious

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REVIEW: A Very Brexit Musical

Can Brexit stand between the lovers?

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REVIEW: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

A rough-edged but arresting take on Brecht’s satire

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REVIEW: Mojave

An experiment that pays off

Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost

A true labour of love that will win your heart

REVIEW: The Man Presents – More Women

Sticking it to the Man: razor-sharp feminist comedy

REVIEW: Frost/Nixon

Despite a technically glitchy start and a few dodgy accents, Frost/Nixon is a decent production of a compelling script.

ADC theatre to close for six months

The home of Cambridge theatre will undergo extensive renovation

REVIEW: Pearly Gates

It’s time to be judged…

REVIEW: The Language Archive

Why don’t you understand me?

REVIEW: Much Ado About Nothing

A fresh take on Shakespeare that definitely paid off

REVIEW: And Then There Were None

Fear and Loathing in Queen’s Fitzpatrick

REVIEW: Wife

Feminism is for life, not just for Christmas

REVIEW: Stalin’s Russia: A Teenage Romcom

A comedy that parodies itself, featuring everything from Stalin to Green Day, and is guaranteed to make you laugh.

REVIEW: Spiders

If you see only one show at Cambridge – see this

REVIEW: Birdsong

A war, and a play, that will not be forgotten