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Next month in Venice, the 37-year-old theatre troupe will pick up its latest international gong. But first comes a new play about workplace dynamics.
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Next month in Venice, the 37-year-old theatre troupe will pick up its latest international gong. But first comes a new play about workplace dynamics.
Giving people the freedom to do as they please works better than imposing miscellaneous rules, at least for this show. With much food for thought on several levels, this is a bold and admirable production.
Next week, Back to Back picks up theatre’s International Ibsen Award. Why? For making audiences question their assumptions - and sometimes feel uncomfortable.
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