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A horribly intriguing dramatic portrait of Raoul Moat

Plus: if anyone at Hampstead Theatre knows what Apex Predator is about, could they contact the Critics’ Circle?

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Samuel Edward-Cook delivers an impressive performance as the frenzied, damaged thug Raoul Moat. IMAGE: MANUEL HARLAN
EXPLORE THE ISSUE 12 April 2025
issue 12 April 2025
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    Royal Court Theatre, until 3 May

  • Apex Predator

    Hampstead Theatre, until 26 April

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