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WATCH: My thoughts on Mary Stuart, Oranges & Elephants and other #TimesUp shows
WATCH: My thoughts on Mary Stuart, Oranges & Elephants and other #TimesUp shows

WATCH: My thoughts on Mary Stuart, Oranges & Elephants and other #TimesUp shows

By Terri Paddock|2020-02-01T23:50:47+00:0027 January 2018|Tags: Abi Morgan, Almeida Theatre, Andrea Dunbar, Anoushka Warden, Hoxton Hall, Ian Grant, Juliet Stevenson, Lia Williams, Mary Stuart, Max Stafford-Clark, My Mum's a Twat, Old Red Lion Theatre, Oranges & Elephants, Oranges and Elephants, Out of Joint, Rita Sue and Bob Too, Robert Icke, Royal Court Theatre, Schiller, Tiny Dynamite, Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Vicky Featherstone, Video, Vlog|

It’s natural that your reactions to shows are filtered through the prism of the current social and political climate. And savvy theatres, of course, seek to judge the mood and programme accordingly.

A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”
A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”

A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-08T09:21:23+00:0024 May 2016|Tags: A View From Islington North, Alistair Beaton, Ann Mitchell, Ayn Rand Takes a Stand, Billy Bragg, Bruce Alexander, Caryl Churchill, David Hare, How to Get Ahead in Politics, Jane Wymark, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Mark Ravenhill, Max Stafford-Clark, Out of Joint, Sarah Alexander, Stella Feehily, Steve John Shepherd, The Accidental Leader, The Mother, Tickets Now On Sale|

The Accidental Leader, about a foiled Corbyn coup, is one of five plays in