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In the afterglow of Austen’s 250, it’s an outstanding must-see.

The war’s an all-too-convincing plotter. Absorbing, a must-see.

Stella Powell-Jones and her team make the strongest possible case. A must-see for all lovers of theatre, wit, and wincing put-downs.

Wendi Peters sends you out singing: with all the right notes in the wrong order. Solidly recommended.

Mrs President will continue to haunt and I suspect, develop. Be haunted though.

Klingenstein’s attentive, witty above all brilliant re-imagining of two remarkable young people. Exceptional.

There’s a perennial feel not just to the humanity at the play’s core; but the work itself. In these dark days, a must-see.

Chiten Theatre intensifies to a point of light here something barbarous, atavistic, and goes to the heart of nihilism. Still outstanding.

An absorbing evening; essential theatre.

An outstanding revival, not least for the quiet blaze between Niamh Cusack and Jeroen Frank Kales, but with a revelatory supporting cast