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Eddie Marsan on method acting: 'Daniel Day-Lewis stayed as Bill the Butcher out of dedication'

Eddie Marsan - along with Dame Elaine Paige and Giles Terera - has become Vice President of Mountview drama school in Peckham - he tells us about his love of acting, its life-changing benefits and why arts education must be supported

Evening Standard

The Maids at Jermyn Street Theatre review: this meditation on inequality and reality is an angry shout of a play

3/5 There’s life and humanity in Jean Genet’s depiction of two murderous servants – even if it does veer towards farce and caricature

Evening Standard

Jab review – Kacey Ainsworth and Liam Tobin lock horns in lockdown

An NHS worker’s marriage to her anti-vaxxer husband comes under pressure in James McDermott’s claustrophobic two-hander

The Guardian - UK

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Peak Stuff review – teenage ideals take a kicking from capitalism

A superb Meg Lewis plays three characters losing touch with reality in Billie Collins’s play about a market-driven world

The Guardian - UK

Owners review – Caryl Churchill’s 1970s housing comedy is still bleakly relevant

Often outrageously funny, Churchill’s play grimly reveals the costs and risks involved in private renting

The Guardian - UK

Infamous review – Caroline and Rose Quentin share Emma Hamilton’s scandal

The painter’s muse, who was the mistress of Lord Nelson, remains disappointingly flat in April De Angelis’s new play

The Guardian - UK

Yours Unfaithfully review – three’s a crowd in 1930s polyamory play

Laughs give way to an interrogation of monogamy and jealousy as a couple open up their marriage in Miles Malleson’s play

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$Under the Kundè Tree review – a fractured tale of family strife and colonial uprising$

Under the Kundè Tree review – a fractured tale of family strife and colonial uprising

Boldly directed, lyrically enacted play melds a personal story of rebellion in French Cameroon with the story of independence – but leaves both unfinished

The Guardian - UK

Crackers review – have yourself a merry ratty Christmas

Charles Way’s farce has squabbling siblings, festive karaoke and a cranky rodent as a family tries to keep their pet shop afloat

The Guardian - UK

Das Rheingold review – Regents Opera’s lean and mean Wagner packs a punch

Ben Woodward’s chamber arrangement of Wagner’s score works well and, if the storytelling feels unclear at points, players and singers alike ensure a vivid experience

The Guardian - UK

The Moors review – deliciously dark Brontë pastiche

The characters might be the Brontës themselves or they might be from novels such as Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, mashed-up with wandering strays from a zombie movie

The Guardian - UK

Love All review – Dorothy L Sayers’ battle-of-the-sexes comedy lacks bite

A bestselling romance writer leaves his wife for a glamorous new partner in this 1940 play whose gender politics feel toothless now

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