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Dec 1 2008:
Jud Charlton's impressive portrayal of Ian Dury rescues an otherwise limp production, writes Lyn Gardner
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Dec 1 2008:
Andrew Pollard's play, written in goat-speak, is lovable enough to keep the kids amused, says Alfred Hickling
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Dec 1 2008:
The Court has been turned into a catwalk-dominated club, says Michael Billington, but the play's real issues are too often side-stepped
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Nov 30 2008:
The week in theatre: Neil LaBute's new play is his most disquieting and subtle yet, while the Donmar's Family Reunion is a slow-motion nightmare, says Susannah Clapp
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Nov 30 2008:
It's not quite ground-breaking, but Steppenwolf's exuberant August: Osage County sweeps all before it, says Susannah Clapp
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Nov 29 2008:
Arcola, London
There are dozens of sizzling new plays deserving of a revival, but this isn't one of them, says Lyn Gardner -
Nov 29 2008:
Review: Apprenticeship by Peter Gill
A playwright's rigorous reflections on a life in the theatre impress David Hare -
Nov 28 2008:
Almeida, London
The theatre becomes an analyst's couch in Neil LaBute's latest, writes Michael Billington -
Nov 28 2008:
Playhouse, Liverpool
Spanish flamenco master Juan Martín quickens the pace of a sluggish play, says Alfred Hickling -
Nov 28 2008:
Arcola, London
Carl Heap's parlour entertainment is a neat idea but runs out of energy, writes Lyn Gardner -
Nov 27 2008:
Tracy Letts's play is being hailed as a monumental piece of American drama, which means you need some wise words pronto. Never fear: stealing the critics' smart ideas will save you a trip to the National
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Nov 27 2008:
Donmar, London
TS Eliot's spirited, stark poetry rescues this awkward curio says Maddy Costa -
Nov 27 2008:
Lyttelton theatre, London
Tracy Letts's demolition of an unhappy American family satisfies a hunger for big theatrical experiences, says Michael Billington -
Nov 26 2008:
BAC, London
Lyn Gardner on a very English and very long comedy of manners from Station House Opera -
Nov 26 2008:
Tramway, Glasgow
This tragic love story is retold not with the grandeur of an epic, but with the banality of a soap opera, says Mark Fisher
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