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Elsinore Review

Elsinore Review: Hamlet Becomes a Matter of Life and Death

by Shahrbanoo Golmohamadi

Ian Charleson’s greatest professional opportunity arrives precisely when his body begins issuing its final warnings. Simon ...

The Idiot(s) Review

The Idiot(s) Review: Dostoevsky Loses the Pedestal

by Arash Nahandian

Fyodor Dostoevsky has already written Crime and Punishment, yet the achievement has left him behaving less ...

Tender Loving Care Review

Tender Loving Care Review: Kate O’Flynn Shines in Mike Leigh’s Intimate Drama

by Caleb Anderson

Mike Leigh has spent decades proving that a kitchen table can carry as much dramatic weight ...

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