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| Anyone know a good builder? | It may be the decor, the seats, or even the shape - many theatres are just wrong for the work put on in them. Let's do something about it, says Michael Billington |
Wednesday May 9, 2001 |
| The death of the West End | In 1963 there was O'Toole and Olivier. And today? Sing-A-Long-A Abba. Michael Billington sifts through 50 years of listings and charts its decline | Wednesday
March 26, 2003 The Guardian |
| Drama out of a crisis | Protest plays at the National? An anti-Bush satire in the West End? Suddenly, theatre is more relevant than ever, says Michael Billington | Thursday
April 10, 2003 The Guardian |
| Goodbye to all that | During the Vietnam war, theatres sprang into action to stage visionary, engaged work. Would they do the same today, asks Michael Billington | Thursday
January 9, 2003 The Guardian |
| Stage flight | British theatre is losing its best talents - to the rest of the world. What's so bad about the UK, asks Michael Billington · Wednesday | November
20, 2002 The Guardian |
| Whatever you want | Whether you want outsize experiences, the intimacy of small studio spaces, or both, there's theatre for you | Friday
September 21, 2001 The Guardian |
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