Were the Tony Awards a strike for unity or division?
The Tony Awards returned this month, recognising the incredible achievements on Broadway over the past year, and it was a...
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Brontë review: A confused production lacking emotional impact
Becky Wadley
Jun. 12
China is building the first city dedicated to the arts
Amy Hodkin
Jun. 11
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Tooba Kazmi
Jun. 8
Hormones review: “This is a play about your life”
Emma Worrall
Jun. 6
The Televangelist review: a funny but sincere examination of faith
Polina Zelmanova
Jun. 4
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Arisa Loomba
Jun. 2
The Improv Musical: “a romping, capering, delightful hour of self-aware fun”
Fred Kelly
May 30
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