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Ralph Fiennes in rehearsal for Four Quartets Photo: Matt Humphrey THEATRE Royal Bath has today announced a packed programme of drama, comedies, thrillers, musicals and a Christmas pantomime programmed for the year ahead as it prepares to reopen in May in line with the government’s roadmap. Danny Moar, director of Theatre Royal Bath, said: “I am delighted to be able to announce an exceptional range of shows for our Lights Up season, as we keenly anticipate the return of audiences to the Theatre Royal Bath. "Staff are busy preparing to reopen our three auditoria once again and we are ...

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London theatre review: Quartermaine's Terms, starring Rowan Atkinson 9th Feb 2013 12:53pm | By Louise Kingsley It’s all smiles and bonhomie in the staffroom after the half term break at a Cambridge school of English for foreigners in the late Simon Gray’s bleakly funny, socially observant play. Written in 1981, but set a couple of decades earlier, it unwraps, bit by bit,  the unhappiness beneath the superficial smiles which ensure that, in very British fashion, the teachers  never pry too deeply into the lives of the colleagues they work with every day. In the cou...