Exeunt Magazine
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Longform, thoughtful coverage of the UK's theatre landscape. Find us at exeuntmagazine.substack.com
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Theatre bluesky - have you got an Edinburgh show to promote, or a season to announce? You can now advertise with Exeunt! All the info on how to speak directly to a theatre-loving, super-engaged audience is over on our Substack - or drop us an email ā¬ļø info, examples, and pricing in the link below!
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A new British musical, Black Power Desk, honours the 'untold stories' of the UK's revolutionaries Angelo Irving talks to Urielle Klein-Mekongo and Gail Babb about why a show about 1970s activism feels so relevant today
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A love letter to the British Black Power movement
Black Power Desk honours the 'untold stories' of the UK's revolutionaries
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/a-love-letter-to-the-british-black
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Matt Barton
6 days ago
Reviewed Manchesterās Darkfield triple bill; Iām yet to see the light with their shows
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As three Darkfield shows open in containers around Manchester, Matt Barton asks if they make for transporting theatre - or just a thrill ride?
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What we see in the dark
As three Darkfield shows open around Manchester, Matt Barton asks if they make for transporting theatre ā or just a thrill ride?
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/what-we-see-in-the-dark?r=4lt9u6&utm_medium=ios
7 days ago
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'In a way, this play has made me feel more Englishā Hailey Bachrach (
@bachrach.bsky.social
) chats with Philip Arditti and Nina Bowers about revisiting their dark satire English King Killing Foreigners in a new political era
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'It's a colonial invasion narrative': How Henry V inspired English Kings Killing Foreigners
In 2019, Philip Arditti and Nina Bowers took aim at both the nationalism of Shakespeare's play and the rise of 'woke'. But have those targets shifted?
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/its-a-colonial-invasion-narrative
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We asked d/Deaf actors and BSL interpreters to tell us all about how they use sign language on stage. Whatās it like, translating written English to BSL? Or trying to sign for multiple characters at once? Or interpreting the dense poetry of Shakespeare, or how a song is being sung in a musical?
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BSL on stage: 'It gives me the ability to express so many more things'
From signing Shakespeare to rapping in a musical: how sign language can light up our stages
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/bsl-on-stage-it-gives-me-the-ability
14 days ago
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What theatre should you watch this autumn? THIS LOT! Not to toot our own horn, but Exeunt writers do write about the really interesting work happening all around the country in these pieces - going beyond the same ten shows that are in your average broadsheet round-upsā¦
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Exeunt recommends... the best autumn theatre
Plus: reviews round-ups and a spotlight on gobscure
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/exeunt-recommends-the-best-autumn
18 days ago
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A collab today, between Exeunt and Queer Theatre Archive - Kate Wyver interviews Alastair Curtis about The AIDS Plays Project, re-staging shows written by playwrights who died of AIDS
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A lost generation, found onstage
In both Queer Theatre Archive and Exeunt today: how The AIDS Plays Project is expanding the queer canon
https://substack.com/home/post/p-172178754
21 days ago
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The best theatre bars! As chosen by Exeunt editor
@hollywilliams.bsky.social
what do you think of the choices? Where did we miss? Whereās overrated or underrated? What theatre bar does the best cocktail or nicest glass of wine?
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The ten best theatre bars
A subjective list of where to enjoy interval drinks and post-show chat
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/the-ten-best-theatre-bars?r=4lt9u6&utm_medium=ios
24 days ago
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And thatās all folks! Our coverage of Edinburgh fringe festival 2025 is officially DONE - with two final excellent reviews from
@alicesaville.bsky.social
- of Wild Thing! and Jeezus! (exclamation marks: the artistsā own) It was a blast. Thanks for following along with us! Till next yearā¦
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Edinburgh festival fringe reviews 2025
All our reviews, as we get 'em
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/edinburgh-festival-fringe-reviews
27 days ago
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Author Daisy Buchanan writes about how she loves theatre, but can struggle as an autistic woman with noisy audiences... What do you think of her suggestion that theatres might offer 'ultra focused' as well as 'relaxed' shows - to cater for a wider range of audience needs?
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'Relaxed' performances are great - why can't we have 'ultra focused' ones too?
Daisy Buchanan loves theatre. But as an autistic woman, she finds the sensory overload of a noisy audience difficult
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/relaxed-performances-are-great-why
28 days ago
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Isobel Lewis has been going to Giffords Circus every year with her family since she was a childā¦ she writes about their new show Laguna Bay, and explores the special magic of this travelling circus
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Growing up with Giffords Circus
It may now be beloved by a certain celeby Cotswold crowd - but Isobel Lewis finds rough magic beyond the village green cosplay
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/growing-up-with-giffords-circus
about 1 month ago
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A reminder that, in the last week of the fringe, we're still updating our Edinburgh coverage with reviews by Ben Kulvichit, Holly Williams, Laura Horton, and Catherine Love Drop by for fresh thoughts on: Windblown - Jonah Non Grata - DREAMGIRL - Up Your Ass - These Mechanisms - Aether - Ozzy Algar
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Edinburgh festival fringe reviews 2025
All our reviews, as we get 'em
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/edinburgh-festival-fringe-reviews
about 1 month ago
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As her book on feminist forms is published, Hannah Greenstreet (
@hgreenstreet1.bsky.social
) writes about ten influential plays from the last decade - and what they tell us about changing politics, tastes, and trends
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Ten years of feminist theatre in ten plays
Hannah Greenstreet on a decade of absolute bangers
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/ten-years-of-feminist-theatre-in
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Burlesque the Musical has been the most headline-grabbing show of the summerā¦ but what do real burlesque performers make of it, and of the actual scene in the UK?
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Burlesque performers tell us what they think of Burlesque the Musical
Holli Mae Johnson, Sadie Sinner, Mimi Sugarpill, and Jessabelle Thunder discuss what pop culture and the media get wrong about their art form
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/burlesque-performers-tell-us-what?r=4lt9u6&utm_medium=ios
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You want Edinburgh fringe reviews? We've got reviews! Right this way for the latest Exeunt write-ups of PALDEM - PAINKILLERS - THE HORSE OF JENIN - PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD - TOM AT THE FARM - BRAINSLUTS
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Edinburgh festival fringe reviews 2025
All our reviews, as we get 'em
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/edinburgh-festival-fringe-reviews
about 2 months ago
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"I was invited by a producer to sit down with a performer and told, 'They are just going to shout at you and call you a c**t, just let them get it out'" "The performer and director of a show were both sleeping with a criticā¦ and were so angry when their show wasnāt well receivedā
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What it's really like to be a theatre PR
Laura Horton worked as a PR for 15 years before becoming a writer. She shares the good, the bad, and the very ugly behaviour PRs face
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/what-its-really-like-to-be-a-theatre
about 2 months ago
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Today's newsletter is our first roundup from the Edinburgh fringe - featuring reviews of OHIO, CONSUMED, RED LIKE FRUIT, and FUSELAGE
exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/edinburgh-...
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Edinburgh round-up: Ohio, Consumed, Red Like Fruit, Fuselage
Reviews of some shows at the fringe
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/edinburgh-round-up-ohio-consumed
about 2 months ago
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Our coverage of the Edinburgh fringe is now LIVE ! Check out our reviews for RED LIKE FRUIT, OHIO and FUSELAGE - and keep checking back, as we'll be updating this post on Substack with more reviews throughout August... (they won't all be written by women called Holly, promise)
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Edinburgh festival fringe reviews 2025
All our reviews, as we get 'em
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/edinburgh-festival-fringe-reviews
about 2 months ago
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Our Friday read for paid subscribers is the inimitable Maddy Costa, writing about Emma Frankland's (@notyetarobot) new show No Apologies, a 'radical misremembering' of Nirvana's MTV Unplugged Concert, which begins by asking what if Kurt Cobain was a trans woman?
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What if Kurt Cobain was a trans woman?
Emma Frankland on why her 'radical misremembering' of Nirvana's MTV Unplugged concert is really a call for community and resistance
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/what-if-kurt-cobain-was-a-trans-woman
about 2 months ago
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By popular demandā¦ weāre going to be running reviews round-ups in Exeunt on a semi-regular basis! First up, Frey Kwa Hawking, Alexander Cohen, Ben Kulvichit, and Holly Williams share their thoughts
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Review round-up: 4.48 Psychosis, Inter Alia, Atmospheric Forces, The Winter's Tale
Exeunt writers think about some recent shows
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/review-round-up-448-psychosis-inter
about 2 months ago
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Annnd also in todayās piece - weāre delighted that Exeunt is once more hosting Natasha Tripneyās annual big fringe poemā¦. Entirely made up of snippets from the official Edinburgh fringe programme
about 2 months ago
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On Tuesday, we had a guide to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe where artists recommended other artists... and today, Exeunt writers round up their top tips for the best shows at the fringe Hope it helps!
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Exeunt recommends... shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025!
Plus: the return of Natasha Tripney's annual big fringe poem
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/exeunt-recommends-shows-at-the-edinburgh
about 2 months ago
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Itās that time again! The Edinburgh fringe is almost upon onā¦ To help you navigate the 3000 shows on offer, we asked artists at the fringe to recommend the shows theyāre most looking forward to
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Artists rec each other at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025
We did not allow them to pick their own shows.
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/artists-rec-each-other-at-the-edinburgh?r=4lt9u6&utm_medium=ios
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15 years ago, Natasha Tripney had a transformative experience dancing naked on stage in Nic Green's Trilogy. But can stage nudity also be exploitative or gratuitous? She explores how naked bodies are used, and read, across British and European theatre
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Empowering or exposing: what's the point of nudity on stage?
15 years since stripping off for Nic Green's Trilogy, Natasha Tripney considers the politics of the naked body in British and in European theatre
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/empowering-or-exposing-whats-the
2 months ago
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Theatre bluesky - have you got an Edinburgh show to promote, or a season to announce? You can now advertise with Exeunt! All the info on how to speak directly to a theatre-loving, super-engaged audience is over on our Substack - or drop us an email ā¬ļø info, examples, and pricing in the link below!
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Advertise with Exeunt
Exeunt is a leading publication for independent, inventive, long-form writing about theatre. Since being established in 2011, the digital magazine has attracted a loyal following among audiences and i...
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/advertise-with-exeunt
2 months ago
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In the latest in her series on theatre designers, Rosemary Waugh takes a deep-dive into the "undone-ness" of Rosanna Vize's work - from Andrew Scott's rehearsal-room Vanya to a Winter's Tale partly set in a video game...
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Design in focus: an appreciation of Rosanna Vize
Or, when āundoneā is very much ādoneā
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/design-in-focus-an-appreciation-of-5f9
2 months ago
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In todayās piece: an interview with the real-life couple behind
@awkwardprods.co.uk
ās pop culture hits - and why theyāre getting married on stage at the Edinburgh fringe
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Queer joy, or 'brainrot' theatre? The rise and rise of pop-culture parody
Linus Karp and Joseph Martin on their viral hits about Princess Diana and Gwyneth Paltrow... and why they're getting married onstage
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/queer-joy-or-brainrot-theatre-the?r=4lt9u6&utm_medium=ios
2 months ago
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Theatre bluesky - have you got an Edinburgh show to promote, or a season to announce? You can now advertise with Exeunt! All the info on how to speak directly to a theatre-loving, super-engaged audience is over on our Substack - or drop us an email ā¬ļø (a link with the details, and a dummy ad)
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Advertise with Exeunt
Exeunt is a leading publication for independent, inventive, long-form writing about theatre. Since being established in 2011, the digital magazine has attracted a loyal following among audiences and i...
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/advertise-with-exeunt
3 months ago
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"Like the characters on stage, I yearn for touch. I feel their yearning." Editor Holly Williams (
@hollywilliams.bsky.social
) follows the thread of touch in theatre, from clothes to what's under them, across three very different productions. Free for all to read now, subscribe today!
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Reach out and touch it
Theatre can be a sensual thing - but what role does touch play in an often arm's length art form? Holly Williams explores three tantalising new shows
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/reach-out-and-touch-it?r=18rxw
3 months ago
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"The worst movie does not even come close to the worst piece of theatre, the worst paintingā¦ thereās nothing worse than bad theatre.ā As Nature Theater of Oklahoma, finally make their London debut with No President, Maddy Costa chats with them about their shape-shifting, messy, irreverent work
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'It's offensive to everybody'
Nature Theater of Oklahoma finally hit London - with a show called No President that processes Trump via cannibalism, penis costumes, and The Nutcracker...
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/its-offensive-to-everybody
3 months ago
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Caryl Churchill recently broke ties with the Donmar Warehouse in protest at its ongoing relationship with Barclays. But what role should theatre-makers take in the sponsorship debate? Maddy Costa collects responses from across the industry, to open up discussion of an uncomfortable issue...
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To boycott, or not to boycott?
What role should theatre-makers take in the sponsorship debate? A group response, and an invitation to discuss
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/to-boycott-or-not-to-boycott
3 months ago
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Today, Exeunt hosts a new short film from written by Chris Thorpe, co-starring Tamara Lawrance, and directed by Atri Banerjee Plus, written reflections from Chris and Atri on international work, international perspectives, and how we might look outwards...
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Atri Banerjee and Chris Thorpe are in This Room, Now
Exeunt exclusively hosts a short film, responding to the Gateās mission to āTell stories from beyond our bordersā
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/atri-banerjee-and-chris-thorpe-are
3 months ago
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Two musical versions of F Scott Fitzgeraldās work are on in the West End - but The Great Gatsby has had a critical mauling, while The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a critical darlingā¦ So, in an era of endlessly rehashing musicals, can they shed light on what makes an adaption really work?
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What the curious case of two Fitzgerald musicals tells us
Can The Great Gatsby and Benjamin Button shed light on what makes a page-to-stage adaption fly or flop?
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/what-the-curious-case-of-two-fitzgerald
3 months ago
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From vomiting black sludge to being hosed down in your underwear, being dumped at press drinks or having your review eviscerated by the directorā¦ Exeunt writer share their least glamorous moments as a critic Itās catharsis, ok?
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The Sordid Life of Theatre Critics
Or, when bad things happen to good critics
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/the-sordid-life-of-theatre-critics
3 months ago
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She's actually in The Room Where It Happens.
@anyaryan.bsky.social
takes her musical-loving sister and musical-sceptic boyfriend to Soho's new bar, where the waiters belt it out, the cocktails are named after divas, and the food is... there. Is this the place for us?
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One drink more! Inside Soho's musical theatre bar
The Room Where it Happens features singalongs and warbling waiting staff... but are they living the dream or trapped in a living nightmare?
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/one-drink-more-inside-sohos-musical?r=18rxw
3 months ago
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āIām just writing fan fiction all the time, basicallyā Ahead of their new queer sci-fi heartbreaker DELAY opening at Bristol Old Vic, Sleepdogs - aka Timothy X Atack (
@timatack.bsky.social
) and Tanuja Amarasuriya - chat to Ben Kulvichit
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Science-fiction to break your heart
Timothy X Atack and Tanuja Amarasuriya on love stories, genre fiction, ghosts, tapes... and why theatres should embrace nerds
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/science-fiction-to-break-your-heart
3 months ago
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A vast newspaper store in Deptford is now home to STOREHOUSE, an ambitious new immersive show about misinformation... Emily Jupp (
@emilyjupp.bsky.social
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'Am I in control?'
A look inside Storehouse: the vast newspaper store in Deptford now home to an immersive show about disinformation and manipulation
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/am-i-in-control
3 months ago
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Summer is here, and so are Exeunt writers' picks of the hottest shows of the summer... they sizzle! They scorch! They'll have you panting! Plus: review roundups and a spotlight on Emily Ling Williams
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Exeunt recommends... the best summer theatre
Herds of animals, revolutionary puppets, and Avril Lavigne conspiracies... it's our picks from now until September. Plus: a spotlight on Emily Ling Williams
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/exeunt-recommends-the-best-summer
4 months ago
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Maddy Costa circles, then plunges into Vincent Gambini's joyous, inscrutable Close-Up, a magic show which takes place for one audience member at a time in a cafe, considering cynicism, belief and wonder in a time "volatile with fakeness". Read now, free below!
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Actual impossible magic
Magician Vincent Gambini performs his one-on-one show in a cafe. Spending a day there gets Maddy Costa thinking about fakery, cynicism, and wonder
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/actual-impossible-magic?r=18rxw
4 months ago
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Mustafa Sheta ran The Freedom Theatre in a refugee camp in Jenin - then he was arrested by Israeli forces in 2023. Just a month after his release, their show Return to Palestine opens in London...
@hollyomahony.bsky.social
interviews Sheta about the realities of making theatre under occupation
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'I hope we can return to our theatre ā to what remains of it'
Mustafa Sheta ran The Freedom Theatre in a refugee camp in Jenin - then he was arrested by Israeli forces in 2023. Just a month after his release, their show Return to Palestine opens in London
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/i-hope-we-can-return-to-our-theatre
4 months ago
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Kate Wyver interviews Charlotte Runcie about her debut novel Bring the House Down - swapping stories of the ādeeply embarrassingā experiences they've both had as critics, and asking what artists and reviewers owe each other
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How to take revenge on a critic
After giving a bad review, critic Charlotte Runcie found herself written into a comedian's show - an experience which has now inspired her own debut novel
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/how-to-take-revenge-on-a-critic
4 months ago
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Three years after making After the Act, a musical about Section 28, its creator Billy Barrett reflects on how we're already in a different era for LGBTQ+ rights "Even the most well-meaningly clueless people no longer ask us whether After the Act is about just how far weāve come"
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'More urgent and strangely quaint': After the Act, after the Supreme Court ruling
In 2022, Breach made a verbatim musical about Section 28. Three years on, Billy Barrett reflects on how it already lands differently
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/more-urgent-and-strangely-quaint
4 months ago
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Alex Kanefsky (he/him)
4 months ago
Pleased to be a signatory to this helpful intervention at a time when
#antisemitism
continues to be weaponised for nefarious purposes. Hopeful it can spark more meaningful engagements in the arts - and encourage venues and organisations to be braver
open.substack.com/pub/exeuntma...
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'Art must be allowed to be political, subversive, uncomfortable'
British Jewish artists on their new guidelines for confronting antisemitism and censorship in the arts
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/art-must-be-allowed-to-be-political?r=2kbhs1
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"Itās an outstretched hand" Three theatremakers discuss their new guidelines for confronting antisemitism and censorship in the arts - and how they hope they'll "start a conversation"
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'Art must be allowed to be political, subversive, uncomfortable'
British Jewish artists on their new guidelines for confronting antisemitism and censorship in the arts
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/art-must-be-allowed-to-be-political
4 months ago
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It's the end of an era for The Yard - and saying goodbye to the Hackney Wick venue feels bittersweet for many. So we decided to immortalise it, collecting memories of amazing shows, career breaks, smoking areas, dancing dogs, spaceships, headbanging, raw fish, and meeting the love of your life
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Live chicks, dyke raves, and true love... our best memories of The Yard
As the The Yard is demolished to make way for a shiny new building, theatre-makers, party-throwers, and Exeunt writers share their most vivid memories
https://substack.com/home/post/p-163699764?source=queue
4 months ago
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"We'll generate the images and weāll do it together. My job is to help you see." As Tim Crouch remounts two long-standing productions, one for adults and one for kids, Frey Kwa Hawking asks what unites this work, what divides it - and what makes it worth reanimating?
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Tim Crouch is here to help you see
As An Oak Tree and I, Peaseblossom return, Frey Kwa Hawking traces the line between his work for adults and children
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/tim-crouch-is-here-to-help-you-see
4 months ago
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Giant, the Roald Dahl drama, has been a huge hit. But now, it faces its toughest critic - as Alexander Cohen takes his grandma to watchā¦ They saw the show together in the West End, and discuss the play, antisemitism, and what it means to be a British Jew
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Watching Giant with my Jewish Grandma
As the Roald Dahl drama transfers to the West End, Alexander Cohen and his Grandma discuss the play, antisemitism, and what it means to be a British Jew
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/watching-giant-with-my-jewish-grandma?r=4lt9u6&utm_medium=ios
5 months ago
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Giant, the Roald Dahl drama, has been a huge hit. But now, it faces its toughest critic - as Alexander Cohen takes his grandma to watchā¦ They saw the show together in the West End, and discuss the play, antisemitism, and what it means to be a British Jew
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Watching Giant with my Jewish Grandma
As the Roald Dahl drama transfers to the West End, Alexander Cohen and his Grandma discuss the play, antisemitism, and what it means to be a British Jew
https://open.substack.com/pub/exeuntmagazine/p/watching-giant-with-my-jewish-grandma?r=4lt9u6
5 months ago
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As Hamlet Hail to the Thief opens, Andrzej Lukowski (
@mrlukowski.bsky.social
) ponders an important question: which other indie albums of 2003 deserve a mash-up with the rest of Shakespeare's tragedies??
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Hamlet Hail to the Thief. Macbeth... Fever to Tell?
As the Radiohead/RSC mash-up opens, we ask the burning question: which other 2003 indie albums pair best with Shakespeare's tragedies?
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/hamlet-hail-to-the-thief-macbeth
5 months ago
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Gary Oldman and Stephen Rae are both currently starring in two different productions of Krapp's Last Tape Via the medium of voicenote,
@timbano.bsky.social
and
@hollywilliams.bsky.social
compare the shows and reflect on aging, memory, and looking back at your own life
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Krapp's Last Voicenote
Gary Oldman and Stephen Rae are both performing Beckett's solo show, Krapp's Last Tape. Tim Bano and Holly Williams compare them, via voicenote
https://exeuntmagazine.substack.com/p/krapps-last-voicenote
5 months ago
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