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Peppa Pig’s Best Day Ever Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe –
Cruise Apollo Theatre, London –
The Steamie Dundee Rep Theatre, Dundee –

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The Trials Donmar Warehouse, London –
Alice in Wonderland Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham –
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show Churchill Theatre, Bromley –
Phaedra / Minotaur Theatre Royal Bath, Bath –
Jeanne Turbine Theatre, London –
Songs for a New World Palace Theatre, Southend –
Twirlywoos Live! Leicester Square Theatre, London –
Under Another Sky Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pitlochry –
The Osmonds: A New Musical Palace Theatre, Manchester –
Bat out of Hell – The Musical Bristol Hippodrome Theatre, Bristol –

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Coppélia Festival Theatre, Edinburgh –
Singin' In The Rain Theatre Royal, Plymouth –
Stop the World, We’re Getting Off theSpace @ Venue 45, Edinburgh –
Bi Bi Baileigh King's Head Theatre, London –
We Will Rock You Mayflower Theatre, Southampton –
Footloose New Wimbledon Theatre, London –
Mediocre White Male King's Head Theatre, London –
Dog/Actor Greenside @ Infirmary Street, Edinburgh –
All’s Well That Ends Well Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon –
Girl From The North Country Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury –
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Latest Features

Matthew Baldwin as Mother Goose at Above The Stag Theatre

RIP Above the Stag

Philip Fisher laments the closure of a London fringe theatre and wonders whether this is a one-off event or the start of a trend.
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Visiting the Edinburgh festivals

David Chadderton has a few pointers for anyone visiting Edinburgh this August—or any August.
Black Watch

The Joys of Edinburgh in August

As the Edinburgh festivals reopen, Philip Fisher explains their attraction.
Soho Place Theatre

Green Shoots

In both London and New York, new ventures offer hope for a vibrant future.
Tash Brown

Reimagining the Theatre Archive

The Royal Court Theatre’s project to transform its theatre archive raises questions about what has been remembered, what has been ignored and what has been forgotten.
Oliver

If It Looks Too Good to Be True…

One of Boris Johnson's final flourishes makes theatres look charitable—if you don't look too closely at the small print.
The Play That Goes Wrong

Crystal ball gazing

The UK theatre scene has undergone a great shock over the last two years. What might it look like going forward?
Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Edinburgh Fringe under attack

As Edinburgh attempts a return to normality in 2022, the organisers of the Fringe have been taken to task by almost 1,700 interested parties.
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