REVIEW: Mnemonic, National Olivier (2024)
It all starts with a blindfold and a leaf "We live in a time where stories surround us. Multiple stories. Constantly. Fragmented by television, radio, print, the internet, calling to…
It all starts with a blindfold and a leaf "We live in a time where stories surround us. Multiple stories. Constantly. Fragmented by television, radio, print, the internet, calling to…
National Theatre announces the return of its smash-hit production of Dear England by James Graham This Olivier Award-winning ‘Best New Play’ will return to the National Theatre in Spring 2025,…
This Attlee is horrified at Nye’s conflict with the doctors, implores him to stop, calculates the political benefit if Nye were to fail, and withdraws support at a crucial moment. If there was any truth at all in any of this, we would not have the NHS. Nye succeeded because Attlee took the risk of appointing him, to the horror of his senior colleagues, and then backed him to the hilt.