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• Treasure Island

  

  Nov 18 2008:

  Theatre Royal Haymarket, London
  It looks as out of place in this jewel of a theatre as a herd of bulls in a china shop, says Michael Billington

• Death of a Salesman

  Nov 18 2008:

  Theatre Royal, York, Alfred Hickling enjoys Miller's poetic broadside against US capitalism

• Sweeney Todd

  

  Nov 17 2008:

  Union, London
  This production of Sondheim's brilliant musical thriller is not always razor-sharp, says Lyn Gardner

• You missed the party, David

  Nov 16 2008:

  Despite several impressive performances, an attempted broadside against New Labour corruption and sleaze falls short

• This Child

  

  Nov 15 2008:

  Southwark Playhouse, London
  This is astonishingly hard-hitting theatre for young people, says Lyn Gardner

• On Emotion

  

  Nov 15 2008:

  Soho, London
  Michael Billington on a cerebral analysis of our primal instincts

• The seven ages of Shakespeare

  Nov 15 2008:

  Review: Soul of the Age: The Life, Mind and World of William Shakespeare by Jonathan Bate
  Can another biography really surprise us? Absolutely, says Richard Eyre

• What to say about … Billy Elliot on Broadway

  Nov 14 2008:

  You're not sure if you can afford a trip to New York to see it, but that shouldn't stop you having an opinion on the American transfer of the British hit musical

• State of Emergency

  

  Nov 14 2008:

  Gate, London
  Lyn Gardner on a powerful study of the way affluence can imprison people

• I Caught Crabs in Walberswick

  

  Nov 14 2008:

  Bush, London
  Joel Horwood's play pungently captures the edgy excitements and disappointments of youth, says Michael Billington

• Council Depot Blues

  

  Nov 14 2008:

  Royal Court, Liverpool
  Alfred Hickling enjoys a spirited piece about the gallows humour and grim fatalism that keep a council refuse team together

• The Horse Marines

  

  Nov 13 2008:

  Drum, Plymouth
  Richard Cameron's latest play celebrates the healing power of storytelling, writes Lyn Gardner

• What to say about … David Hare's Gethsemane

  Nov 12 2008:

  Everyone's talking about Hare's new play at the National, but there's no need to remain tight-lipped if you haven't seen it. Pick and mix these quotes from the critics

• Any Which Way

  

  Nov 12 2008:

  Only Connect Studio, London
  There are moments of quiet poetry in this play about knife crime, writes Lyn Gardner

• Gethsemane

  

  Nov 12 2008:

  Cottesloe Theatre, London
  David Hare's despair over Labour's socialist ideal makes for a rich piece of theatre, writes Michael Billington

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