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Theatre Review: Nigel Slater's Toast ****

Michael Cox reviews a humane production that's 'heart-breaking and hilarious'.

Festival Review: Jan Tait and the Bear ***

Michael Cox reviews a production that's 'a constant delight'.

Theatre Review: South Bend ***

Michael Cox reviews a production that's 'good fun while it lasts and contains a fair amount of laughs'.

Theatre Review: Simon Callow in De Profundis ****

Michael Cox reviews a relevant production with a tremendous performance.

Theatre Review: Ailsa Benson is Missing ***

Michael Cox reviews a production with a good performance and engaging plot.

Theatre Review: What Girls Are Made Of ***

Michael Cox reviews 'a celebration of the artistic spark.'

Theatre Review: Meek **

Michael Cox reviews 'a well-intentioned misfire'.

Theatre Review: Check Up--Our NHS at 70 ****

Michael Cox reviews a 'theatrical love letter' to the NHS.

Theatre Review: User Not Found ****

Michael Cox reviews 'a brilliantly handed' production.

Theatre Review: Revelations ****

Michael Cox reviews a production 'filled with humour, insight and pathos'.

Theatre Review: Blackout ***

Michael Cox reviews an honourable production.

Theatre Review: Big Aftermath of a Small Disclosure *

Michael Cox reviews 'an exercise in tedium'.

Theatre Review: Ulster American ***

Michael Cox reviews 'a theatrical thrill ride'.

Theatre Review: The Greatest Play in the History of the World... ***

Michael Cox reviews a 'delightful' production with a charming performance.

Theatre Review: On the Exhale *****

Michael Cox reviews a 'brilliant' production that shouldn't be missed.

Theatre Review: Class ***

Michael Cox reviews a production 'with three solid performances and flashes of brutal truth'.

Festival Review: Letters Live ****

Ashling Findlay-Carroll reviews a production that is 'moving, inspiring and hilarious'.

Festival Review: Rain ****

Ashling Findlay-Carroll reviews a production 'performed with outstanding technical virtuosity'.

Festival Review: Real Magic ***

Ashling Findlay-Carroll reviews 'a thought-provoking show as bizarre and comical as it is infuriating'.

Festival Review: 1902

Edward Charles reviews a play that balances tragedy with comedy by an impressive young company.

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