There’s domestic drama at Brighton's Theatre Royal where the stage is filled with a large window, behind which twinkles an invitingly lit dining room. This is the setting for Interiors, first seen at Edinburgh’s Traverse in 2009 and now, thankfully, revived.

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Pork yaki soba

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Pork tenderloin with creamed wild garlic and asparagus

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Chinese omelette with barbecued pork

Chinese omelette with barbecued pork

Serves 2

Simon English: Investors are back in the mood to take risks again

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Pork ragu with herb pangrattato

Pork ragu with herb pangrattato

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Bacon roll a day linked to most lethal of cancers

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Is doctors' fixation on treatment making us ill?

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Get ready for a royal good time

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Usain Bolt: The Bolt show runs on

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A right royal trip down the river

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