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Plus: ‘Romeo and Juliet’ at the Almeida seethes with restless energy; ‘Frank and Percy’ celebrates older romance
Q&A with actor on good luck, kitchen happiness and having children later in life
Plenty of talk but few conclusions in David Hare’s play about the birth of Glyndebourne opera house
Shaun Evans excels as the young Inspector Morse, investigating a case with Presidents Club echoes
Steve Waters imagines a 1981 meeting at which the Labour Gang of Four resolved to set up the SDP
The feature film’s pace, atmosphere and ensemble acting are of the highest order
David Hare’s new play tells the story of Glyndebourne and its maverick founder John Christie
Aspiring writers face hard truths in Theresa Rebeck’s acidly funny but rather insubstantial comedy
Headlong’s update of Wedekind stresses the fact that ignorance persists in the age of mass information
A ludicrously dragged-up Simon Russell Beale heads an excellent cast in this revival of the 1977 play with songs
In a solid opening to this year’s Chichester season, the best performances come in the most incidental roles
A courtroom thriller celebrates the jury as the embodiment of ‘responsible citizenship’
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