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Unicorn review: ‘Stephen Mangan, Nicola Walker and Erin Doherty in threesome’

Having explored a gay couple being attracted to a straight relationship in the play Cock, Mike Bartlett now turns to a heterosexual relationship where a spouse wants a same-sex affair

By John Nathan

1 min read

Throuple therapy: Erin Doherty (Kate), Nicola Walker (Polly) and Stephen Mangan (Nick) in Unicorn Photo: Marc Brenner

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This Menuhin show is all about the words, not the music

By John Nathan

5 min read

Right royal: Jonathan Bailey as King Richard Photo: Manuel Harlan

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Richard II review: ‘has lessons for Trump’

By John Nathan

1 min read

Katherine Lyle as Norma, an aspiring actress (left), and Jeremy Kareken as her father, Benny, a retired comic who was blacklisted from Hollywood in the 1950s. Photo: Zack Layton

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The Value of Names review: ‘a bitter ode to the victims of McCarthyism’

By Imogen Garfinkel

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Elektra review: ‘Oh. Is that it?’

By John Nathan

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By John Nathan

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Unicorn review: ‘Stephen Mangan, Nicola Walker and Erin Doherty in threesome’

This Menuhin show is all about the words, not the music

Richard II review: ‘has lessons for Trump’

The Value of Names review: ‘a bitter ode to the victims of McCarthyism’

Elektra review: ‘Oh. Is that it?’

As Long As We Are Breathing review: ‘poignant but not enough punch’

September 5 review: ‘superbly constructed account of the 1972 atrocity’

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Unicorn review: ‘Stephen Mangan, Nicola Walker and Erin Doherty in threesome’

This Menuhin show is all about the words, not the music

Richard II review: ‘has lessons for Trump’

The Value of Names review: ‘a bitter ode to the victims of McCarthyism’

Elektra review: ‘Oh. Is that it?’

As Long As We Are Breathing review: ‘poignant but not enough punch’

September 5 review: ‘superbly constructed account of the 1972 atrocity’

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Oliver! review: ‘has the audience begging for more’

Dance review: Onegin/Three short ballets

London transfer and national tour for Fiddler on the Roof

Dance review: Giselle ‘The dancing is beautiful’

After the Lavoyah review: ‘Corbyn revenge fantasy with shades of Berkoff’

Comedian spreads Jewish joy

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Goldie Frocks and Bear Mitzvah review: ‘this homage to the shmatte trade needs a slight trim’

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