Helen Lewis’s notebook: The hubris of Cummings, and how to play Have I Got Lewis for You
It would take a heart of stone not to laugh at the downfall of Dominic Cummings. The eye test! The “Nasa-style control room”!
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Helen Lewis is a staff writer at the Atlantic and former deputy editor at the New Statesman.
It would take a heart of stone not to laugh at the downfall of Dominic Cummings. The eye test! The “Nasa-style control room”!
By Helen LewisNeither Boris Johnson nor Jeremy Corbyn deserves to win the general election.
By Helen Lewis“Can you hear that sound?” asks Kelly, holding one finger up in the air. “It’s my virginity, screaming.” Her…
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By Helen LewisThe man behind Brass Eye and Four Lions tells Helen Lewis about the confected terrorism plots that inspired his new…
By Helen LewisTwo new plays, at the Old Vic and the National Theatre, both have incredible assets – but their set designs…
By Helen Lewis"She is literally turned into a cornered animal."
By Helen Lewis“What the hell,” I asked my husband at the weekend, “is that awful noise coming out of your phone?”…
By Helen LewisThe evening started well. For Tree, the “immersive theatre experience” crafted out of Idris Elba’s 2014 concept album Mi Mandela, the…
By Helen Lewis