10 stories by "Gillian Greer"
The isolation of the young and the lost: Gillian Greer reviews the 20th anniversary production of Enda Walsh's first play.
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Sharp, zeitgeist-y, and sometimes moving: Gillian Greer reviews the problematic European premiere of Taylor Mac's New York smash-hit Hir.
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Make-up smudges, hair dye stains and strings of starry-eyed text messages: Gillian Greer reviews Bea Roberts' version of Flaubert's Madame Bovary.
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A tapestry of unrelenting sound: Gillian Greer reviews Nigel and Louise's tribute to Margate.
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And we all get badges! Gillian Greer reviews Idiot Child's lecture/workshop/boot camp designed to relieve us of our innermost fears.
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Where we go when we fall and can't get back up again: Gillian Greer reviews Inspector Sands' show about the ageing process.
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"The first pretend Tory I've ever almost-liked." Gillian Greer reviews Stephen Brown's new play about MP Rory Stewart.
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Gillian Greer interviews the writer of 'This Beautiful Future' at The Yard about love, war, and karaoke.
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Demands to be heard: Gillian Greer, sustained only by artisanal fudge, sees nine plays in one day as part of Cardboard Citizens' incomplete history of housing.
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The past is a strange country: Gillian Greer admires the gentle craftsmanship of Barney Norris' new two-hander, the inaugural production in the Bush's new studio space.
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