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Political history told in Mamet-fast satire, imagined conversations and accurate stats. What could be more thrilling? 82 minutes later you won’t ask why this three-hander is like curing New Year’s hangover with Red Bull, ice, something illegal and a vodka chaser.
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It’s conquered both sides of the pond. Stunning, heartwarming, heartbreaking. We need this.
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An outstanding production persuading us such a self-narrating show can enthral as well as inform. A hidden gem.
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This triumphant revival by Ustinov Studios and the Old Vic might finally encourage exploration. You must see this.
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A valuable corrective to anticipate both real events and Arthur Miller’s take on Abigail Williams
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Hall, following Nottage in particular, emerges as one of the most exciting US dramatists.