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Jamie Lloyd’s youthfully intense staging gives us a Juliet for the ages; Michelle Terry’s king rises above the disability row; and the European premiere of a Broadway musical rocks but doesn’t soar

Bizarre pacing choices and gabbled lines undermine the production – but the Globe’s artistic director makes for a compelling king

Letters: Guardian readers respond to the row about a non-disabled actor playing Richard III at Shakespeare’s Globe

Michelle Terry, who is also the Globe’s artistic director, says she will not alter her physicality for role

Disabled actors respond to the announcement that Michelle Terry, the Globe’s artistic director, will be taking up the role

“Many critics sigh at the prospect of yet another ‘Dream’, Shakespeare’s most accessible and most performed play,” said Fiona Mountford in The i Paper. Yet for me the play – a “joyful skip through the Athenian forest, packed as it is with errant lovers, mischievous fairies and some joyously bad…

This bright, bold show tries to balance humour and darkness but tends to land on the silly side of things

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Theatre bosses say the play, I, Joan, will ‘offer the possibility of another point of view’ when it arrives later this month.