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Hamlet fans will love this: Re-Member Me, at Hampstead Theatre, reviewed

Plus: why the Globe is the perfect place to stage one of Shakespeare's worst plays

Hilarious and yet entirely lacking in malice: Dickie Beau in Re-member Me. Credit: Tristram Kenton
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  • Re-Member Me

    Hampstead Theatre, until 17 June

  • The Comedy of Errors

    Globe Theatre, until 29 July

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