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Michael Portillo - Brotherly love
- 12 September 2005
Theatre - Squabbling siblings outwit the authorities in a modern farce, writes Michael Portillo Tom, Dick and Harry Duke of York's Theatre, London WC2
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Michael Coveney - All sing together
- 05 September 2005
Theatre - An inspired revival draws magic from tales of island grief, writes Michael Coveney The Synge Cycle King's Theatre, Edinburgh
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Devil's dozen
- 15 August 2005
Theatre - A mixed bag of Fringe shows is led by a magical Polish Faust by Michael Coveney Faust, Assembly Rooms Doublethink, Aurora Nova, Saint Stephen's Mikey the Pikey, Pleasance Dome
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Michael Portillo - Double vision
- 08 August 2005
Theatre - Two sets of twins and endless puns create charming chaos, writes Michael Portillo The Comedy of Errors Royal Shakespeare Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon
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Michael Portillo - Comedy of errors
- 01 August 2005
Theatre - Sex may no longer shock, but a farce by Joe Orton still startles, writes Michael Portillo What the Butler Saw Hampstead Theatre, London NW3
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Peter Wilby - Three's company
- 25 July 2005
Theatre - Sex, politics and paternity - the Spectator farce arrives on stage. By Peter Wilby Who's the Daddy? King's Head Theatre, London N1
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Michael Portillo - The art of love
- 18 July 2005
Theatre - A poignant tale of thwarted obsession in the East End. By Michael Portillo Shoreditch Madonna Soho Theatre, London W1
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Michael Portillo - Pop legends
- 11 July 2005
Theatre - Breathtaking portrayal of a Svengali's fall. By Michael Portillo Telstar: the Joe Meek story New Ambassadors, London WC2
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Michael Portillo - Out in the open
- 04 July 2005
Theatre - A little-performed Shakespeare play is a summer night's dream, writes Michael Portillo Cymbeline Open Air Theatre, London NW1
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Michael Portillo - At death's door
- 27 June 2005
Theatre - There's little life left in a classic tale of murder and deception, writes Michael Portillo The Postman Always Rings Twice Playhouse Theatre, London WC2
