Cottesloe, LondonHaving written plays about the Suez crisis and Thatcher's childhood, James Graham now turns his attention to the Labour government's precarious ability to survive a hung parliament and a wafer-thin majority from 1974 to 1979. This is a play about the daily process of politics rather than big ideas, but it recreates, with startling vividness, the madness of life in the Westminster village during five …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 02:33PM on June 13, 2017