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Dec 5 2008:
Menier Chocolate Factory, London
A production that confirms Sondheim's peerless skill as a musical dramatist, writes Michael Billington -
Dec 3 2008:
Savoy, London
Michael Billington enjoys a satisfying revival of a thoroughbred musical that falls only at the final hurdle -
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Dec 2 2008:
Royal Court, London
Michael Billington finds a fascinating contradiction at the heart of this promising debut by Alexi Kaye Campbell -
Dec 2 2008:
Finborough, London
There are some fine performances from a 26-strong cast, writes Michael Billington -
Dec 1 2008:
The Court has been turned into a catwalk-dominated club, says Michael Billington, but the play's real issues are too often side-stepped
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Nov 28 2008:
Almeida, London
The theatre becomes an analyst's couch in Neil LaBute's latest, writes Michael Billington -
Nov 27 2008:
Lyttelton theatre, London
Tracy Letts's demolition of an unhappy American family satisfies a hunger for big theatrical experiences, says Michael Billington -
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Nov 21 2008:
Our critics select the best performances this Christmas, from star-studded panto to serious theatre
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Nov 20 2008:
New London Theatre, London
Warsaw ghetto, the musical? It's just too hard for Michael Billington to imagine -
Nov 19 2008:
Wilton's, London
This is a Leviathan of a play, neither brutish nor short, writes Michael Billington -
Nov 19 2008:
TS Eliot's complex plays about guilt and denial once drew West End crowds. Can they do so today? On the eve of a revival, Michael Billington celebrates a daring dramatist
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Nov 18 2008:
Theatre Royal Haymarket, London
Keith Allen's crew demands a yo-ho-ho and a set of earplugs, writes Michael Billington -
Nov 15 2008:
Soho, London
Michael Billington on a cerebral analysis of our primal instincts
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