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Ian McKellen reigns supreme in Robert Icke’s Henry IV mashup; Tyrell Williams’s coming-of-age football drama is bang on target; and the Brontë sisters are let loose – up to a point – at the National

The writer has gone from creating viral comedy to a play about football and friendship between a group of teens amid the gentrification of south London. ‘I’m never as nervous as when I played 11-a-side,’ he says

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Editorial: Theatre is bouncing back post-pandemic, and the pleasure and appreciation from audiences is palpable

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Tackling gentrification, change and ambition, Tyrell Williams’s writing creates a convincing bond in a play that is fierce, affectionate and effortlessly funny

Daniel Bailey’s energetic production at the Bush demands deft footwork and verbal agility from its likeable cast