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Two Falstaffian Shakespeare histories in one
EMMA SMITH
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ILLUSTRATION BY PAUL COX Going full Celt VOICING ...
THEATRE Private Lives THE ROYAL EXCHANGE THEATRE, ...
MADELEINE could not think when she last went to the theatre. Her father didn’t enjoy plays much, and Madeleine tended to go along with what he liked. They were close; the Gilbert family was just the t
One day in 1936, the barrister Clifford Mortimer banged his head on the door frame of a London taxi and was immediately struck blind. He would never be able to see again. Then in his early 50s, he nev
When Tom Stoppard died in November, he left behind over 30 stage plays. But it was to Arcadia, his story of a Regency-era girl genius, that the obituarists most frequently returned. In Thomasina Cover
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