NATIONAL THEATRE
July/August 2014
As he turns 80 this summer, this remarkable polymath deserves to be fêted as a populariser of science and pioneer in the arts
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January/February 2014
It was a fine year for the Bard, with David Tennant, Rory Kinnear and Jude Law impressing, but there was far more than just Shakespeare
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April 2012
A brave new play at the National challenges liberal received wisdom on multiculturalism
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March 2012
She Stoops to Conquer at the NT is so unsubtle as to be OTT—like many of the National’s comedies
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