Is Denise Gough's star turn the latest in theatre's greatest ever performances?
Her turn in new play Peoples, Places, Things is what the critics call a tour de force: the kind remembered long after the final curtainEvery two or three theatrical seasons a performance comes to the West End that has critics scrabbling for the phrase "tour de force". And then, once a generation, a performance stands the test of time, its memory handed down in cultural folklore: Sarah Siddons as Lady Macbeth, Laurenc…