In the latest addition to The Lanchester Review, Ian Oakley reviews a timely Ayckbourn revival at the National Theatre.
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Political commentators who go to the theatre? Where will it all end?
ReplyDeleteWhere, indeed?
ReplyDeleteIan is marvellous. A dear old friend, and a fantastically clever, civilised man.