Lyn Gardner

James Graham’s terrific play, set in Parliament during the mid-1970s and focussing on the Whips offices, skewers the Westminster village in all its fascinating absurdity

If there is one thing that the theatre shutdown has proved, it's that playwrights and theatre makers have no problem responding to the here and now.

Before this 2014 production at the Young Vic, director Benedict Andrews had already shown the benefits of scraping the barnacles from classic plays with a staging of Chekhov’s Three Sisters that made you see the play completely afresh

We say life will be different after the Corona virus, that there will be no going back to normal.