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Riveting and exhilarating: Miss Julie, at Park90, reviewed

Plus: a gem of a play about the NHS's brainwashing units

Katie Eldred (Miss Julie) and Freddie Wise (Jean) are superb as the madcap voluptuaries in the new Miss Julie at Park90. Image: Mark Senior
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