Read more about the article REVIEW: Blithe Spirit with Angela Lansbury in 2014
Charles Edwards as Charles, Angela Lansbury as Madame Arcati, Janie Dee as Ruth, Simon Jones and Serena Evans as Mr and Mrs Bradman (Photo: Johan Persson)

REVIEW: Blithe Spirit with Angela Lansbury in 2014

Angela Lansbury's Last Performance on the London Stage in 2014 "It's discouraging to think how many people are shocked by honesty and how few by deceit.”Charles Angela Lansbury as Madame…

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Read more about the article REVIEW: Best of Enemies, Young Vic (2021) to transfer to the West End in November 2022.  Theatre not yet announced
David Harewood as William F Buckley (Photo: Wasi Daniju)

REVIEW: Best of Enemies, Young Vic (2021) to transfer to the West End in November 2022. Theatre not yet announced

In the debate scenes, the actors speak the words that Vidal and Buckley actually spoke. Outside the debates, they confer with their advisers about how to beat the other man, and – vain in a way that only television can make people – they protest to the network that the other man is getting more of the camera.

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Read more about the article REVIEW: All My Sons, Cottesloe, National Theatre (2000)
Ben Daniels as Chris and James Hazeldine as Joe Keller (Photo: Ivan Kyncl}

REVIEW: All My Sons, Cottesloe, National Theatre (2000)

Set in an American town in the 1940s, the play looks at the conflict between the pressure to make money and ethics or personal responsibility. The cupboards are full of metaphorical skeletons. Director Howard Davies, who two years ago directed the acclaimed production of The Iceman Cometh in London and on Broadway, has revived Miller's play in a tense and exciting production.

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