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Art historian, critic and writer

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‘Everything to Everybody’ | Birmingham’s secret Shakespeare collection

By Ruth Millington 20/12/2018

I am excited to let you know that I’ll be starting a new job in January, working with a wonderful and once-famous Shakespeare collection in […]

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8 must-see theatre shows coming to Birmingham & Wolverhampton in 2019

By Ruth Millington 15/12/2018

2019 is going to be a brilliant year for theatre in Birmingham and the Black Country. What’s on? Well, the upcoming programme includes big musicals […]

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Theatre review | The Wizard of Oz at Birmingham REP

By Ruth Millington 30/11/2018

Last night I battled through Storm Diana to the REP Theatre in Birmingham. On stage, an even bigger storm swept me up and took me […]

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Theatre review | The Believers Are But Brothers at Birmingham Hippodrome

By Ruth Millington 24/11/2018

The Believers Are But Brothers is a one-man show which attempts to explore the smoke and mirrors world of online extremism, anonymity and hate speech. […]

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Theatre review | WNO’s La traviata at Birmingham Hippodrome

By Ruth Millington 15/11/2018

Verdi’s La traviata is the most popular and most performed opera in the world. It’s also an opera which I hadn’t seen before last night. […]

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Theatre review | No Kids at Birmingham Hippodrome

By Ruth Millington 11/11/2018

Last night I experienced one of the strongest pieces of theatre I’ve seen in a long time. Performed at Birmingham Hippodrome, in the intimate Patrick […]

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Theatre review | Bram Stoker’s DRACULA at Wolverhampton Grand

By Ruth Millington 10/11/2018

Bram Stoker’s Dracula is the iconic novel of 1987 that has inspired a vampiric tradition spanning 120 years, crossing form, genre and generation. The latest […]

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Theatre review | The Full Monty musical on tour at Birmingham Hippodrome

By Ruth Millington 06/11/2018

In 1997 The Full Monty arrived in British cinemas, and we fell in love with those 6 unemployed Northerners taking their kit off. In 2013, […]

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Smoke & mirrors | An interview with The Lovely Bones set designer Ana Inés Jabares-Pita

By Ruth Millington 06/11/2018

Yesterday, just hours before the premiere of The Lovely Bones at the REP in Birmingham, I was introduced to Ana Inés Jabares-Pita. I was excited to […]

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Theatre review | Troilus and Cressida at RSC

By Ruth Millington 28/10/2018

It’s the seventh year of the Trojan War, and the scene is set. Onto the stage swerve warriors in Mad Max style goggles and leather, […]

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Art historian, critic and writer

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