Thomas Ostermeier’s radical contemporary production begins with an actor driving a buggy on stage. He takes out his guitar, approaches a standing microphone and sings Billy Bragg’s “The Milkman of Hum ...
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The leading characters in Oliver Cotton’s The Score, are a great musician and a great militarist in the Age of Enlightenment. The play is directed by Trevor Nunn. The set and costumes are by Robert Jo ...
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RICHARD II, the most lyrical and elegiac of Shakespeare’s history plays, is acted in Nicholas Hytner’s disappointing production in drab contemporary clothes on a traverse stage. I missed the poe ...
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Feb 21, 2025
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Howard Brenton’s new play, directed by Tom Littler, works so well in the round and in the intimacy of the Orange Tree Theatre. In 1942 Prime Minister Winston Churchill had a secret meeting with Genera ...
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