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Odds and endgames

  • Rosie Millard
  • 27 September 2007

Five short Beckett plays are great fun for enthusiasts - but not for anyone else
Fragments Young Vic, London SE1

An American tragedy

  • Rosie Millard
  • 20 September 2007

Clifford Odets's tale of Depression-era hardship feels dated and creaky
Awake and Sing! Almeida Theatre, London N1

In the name of the mother

  • Rosie Millard
  • 13 September 2007

Almodóvar's film classic retains its unconventional power on the stage
All About My Mother Old Vic, London SE1

The great dictator

  • Rosie Millard
  • 06 September 2007

Superb acting and stage design boost this tale of a brutal ruler's downfall
The Emperor Jones
Olivier Theatre, London SE1

The phoney revolution

  • Rosie Millard
  • 30 August 2007
  • 1 comment

British political history isn't quite brought to life, but it's a valiant effort
Holding Fire! Shakespeare's Globe, London SE1

Middle England's dirty secret

  • Rosie Millard
  • 23 August 2007

Ayckbourn hides unpleasant truths under a shiny veneer of humour
How the Other Half Loves Theatre Royal Bath

Making a song and dance about it

  • Rosie Millard
  • 16 August 2007

Royal Festival Hall reopens with a breathtaking version of Carmen Jones
Carmen Jones Royal Festival Hall, London SE1

The crying game

  • Rosie Millard
  • 09 August 2007

A woman's lonely search for happiness mirrors the author's real-life tragedy
The Enchantment Cottesloe Theatre, London SE1

Publish and be damned

  • Rosie Millard
  • 02 August 2007

Literary agents are selfish and grasping? Tell us something we don't know
The Agent Trafalgar Studios, London SW1

Far from heavenly

  • Rosie Millard
  • 26 July 2007

Top fringe venue hits a wrong note with this simplistic mystery play
The Great Theatre of the World
Arcola, London E8

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