Tag: satire
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Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre
Wednesday 11th March 2015
reviewPhilip Ridley’s new play about homelessness and the housing crisis is brilliantl…
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The Ruling Class, Trafalgar Studios
Wednesday 28th January 2015
reviewRare revival of Peter Barnes’s classic satire on the Establishment stars James M…
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British New Writing in an Age of Austerity
Monday 1st December 2014
writingFriday, 7 May 2010; Brixton, south London; darkest night.
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God Bless the Child, Royal Court
Wednesday 19th November 2014
reviewDespite its longueurs, Molly Davies’s new play about education is a gripping sat…
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Richard Bean on Great Britain
Friday 10th October 2014
blogQuote of the day: “Yes, it’s possibly a weakness in me.”
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Teh Internet Is Serious Business
Tuesday 7th October 2014
blogText of the day: “Being a Scientologist, means you look at someone and you absol…
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Seminar, Hampstead Theatre
Wednesday 1st October 2014
reviewComedy vehicle for Roger Allam is enjoyable enough, but not at all thought-provo…
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Martin Crimp and the role of the author
Thursday 31st July 2014
writingPlaywright or director? Who is ultimately responsible for a piece of theatre? Ou…
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Great Britain, National Theatre
Monday 30th June 2014
reviewRichard Bean’s timely play about phone hacking and corrupt tabloids is fun but m…
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