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Brighton Festival: Zero, Dome Corn Exchange

Zero is a tragedy in five acts, a meditation on the weather, moods, passions and desires and a show which puts live blues/jazz music in counterpoint with convulsive, choreographed bodies. It combines a range of styles and sounds as its performers move between graceful synchronicity or tortured, jealous conflict, knotted around one another.

Tanzi Libre, Southwark Playhouse, London

Southwark Playhouse has moved to a temporary new home between Elephant and Castle and Borough - a deceptively nondescript shop front that opens up into a shabby chic, industrial bar and two stonking new theatre spaces. Tanzi Libre is an audacious way to set up shop but, perhaps due to all the excitement, it's an overwrought one.

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    In the May 16 issue of The Stage
    In this week's issue of The Stage:
    • Catherine Love looks at drama in the community
    • Aleks Sierz interviews Pulitzer Prize-winner Ayad Akhtar
    • Jonathan Watson talks to Jamie Dornan on his new TV role
    • Honour Bayes catches up with director Terry Johnson
    • Natasha Tripney meets Kneehigh's Emma Rice
    • We look at the third annual Gateshead International Festival of Theatre
    • Rob Young, head of stage management and technical theatre at LAMDA, talks to Kevin Berry
    • Natasha Tripney takes a tour of the new Tara Arts site