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So good it would have made Ibsen envious: Dixon and Daughters, at the Dorfman Theatre, reviewed

Plus: a 90-minute treat at the Jermyn Street Theatre

Upstairs: Andrea Lowe (Julie), Yazmin Kayani (Ella) and Brid Brennan (Mary). Downstairs: Posy Sterling (Leigh) and Alison Fitzjohn (Briana) in Dixon and Daughters at the Dorfman Theatre. Photo: Helen Murray
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  • Dixon and Daughters

    Dorfman Theatre, until 10 June

  • Jules and Jim

    Jermyn Street Theatre, until 27 May

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