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Like eating 58 luxury chocolates: The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk reviewed

Plus: The Kids Are Alright wants to be a moving deconstruction of parental loss but the story is impossible to follow and the characters are threadbare

Marc Antolin as Marc Chagall and Audrey Brisson as Bella Chagall in The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk. Image: Steve Tanner
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  • The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk

    Bristol Old Vic, via its website, until 18 December

  • The Kids Are Alright

    Camden People’s Theatre

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