Lyn Gardner

The only clumsy thing about Matt Hartley’s (for the excellent rural touring company Pentabus) is the title.

Tonight, with hundreds of thousands of people across the globe living in social isolation, I will be watching the National Theatre production of 'One Man, Two Guvnors'

Is extreme prejudice a form of psychosis? It’s a question raised in David Ireland’s 'Cyprus Avenue' which takes its name from the leafy Belfast Street immortalised in Van Morrison’s 1968 album, Astral Weeks.

There is something particularly poignant about watching Open Clasp’s 'Key Change' while in social isolation.

The country may have temporarily closed down, but for the brilliant Bunker Theatre this week really does mark the end of an era.