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FringeReview UK 2021
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Jumbo’s Hamlet strips out accretions and ghosts you into asking who or what Hamlet is. See it if you possibly can.
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Building out of Macbeth a recurring epic of structural violence not ended with one overthrow, sets the seal on this outstanding production.
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A fleet, brilliantly upending, wholly relevant take on the Verona-ready toxicity feeding male violence and young depression
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The definitive way to experience this troublingly great, disturbingly unresolved poem
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Heartstopping. There’s an absoluteness here we need. We must prove desperate for it or die ourselves.