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Newcomers will need to read the play in advance: Julius Caesar, at the Globe, reviewed

Plus: the Royal Court’s managers should give up on producing drama and let the site become a centre for Palestinian refugees

Dickon Tyrrell as Julius Caesar in the Globe's new production. Image: Helen Murray
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    Shakespeare’s Globe, in rep until 10 September

  • Two Palestinians Go Dogging

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