If you love the verbal combat of a Mamet play, you will find something to like about this two-hander
By John Nathan
As he directs Ralph Fiennes in David Hare’s latest play, Sir Nicholas Hytner meets John Nathan
Adding oversight may ruin the work of playwrights, says John Nathan
A reluctant Shylock in a racist world
A controversial hit comedy will return to the West End seven years after it was first shown
Tells like teen spirit
Taking the role of Shakespeare’s villain raises hard questions, reports Kate Maltby
By Kate Maltby
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The Jewish director of a new production of Shakespeare's problem play says it’s a chance to talk about Jew hate - but others disagree
This play is strictly for men
By Jonathan Freedland
The new West End production of Cabaret restores the Jewish sub-plot which was excised from the famous film, and in doing so gives it pathos, tenderness and a moral heart
Don't fear this adaptation of a classic
This revival seems fresh in view of current events
This is a juke box musical on steroids but it fails to move John Nathan
This Unconventional play by an Israeli playwright makes uncomfortable viewing