Putting London’s West End theatre to rights. Phil and Andrew begrudgingly cut into their wine time to tell you whether it’s worth missing the Merlot for the Marlowe.
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Is the Royal Court in safe hands? A slightly worrying missive from its new artistic director Dominic Cooke plopped onto Andrew’s doormat this morning.
Welcome to my first season as Artistic Director of the Royal Court. At this theatre we are in the business of asking questions – questions about the world we live in and questions about what a play is.
Did they not ask him at his job interview if he knew what a play was? What a shambles.
Saturday 10 March 2007 at 6:04 pm
Please don’t say they requested answers by text.
Tuesday 13 March 2007 at 5:07 pm
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