The False Servant review – deception, disguise and filthy lucre
Martin Crimp’s crisp translation of Marivaux’s comedy never feels overplayed and highlights the seductive allure of money
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Martin Crimp’s crisp translation of Marivaux’s comedy never feels overplayed and highlights the seductive allure of money
The world-famous Indian kite festival is celebrated in the new show - 'Kattam Katti'
The Richmond venue reopens with a Shavian double bill
© Helen Murray The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond will reopen on 22 May with a new season of work. Reopening the venue will be two Bernard Shaw shorts, How He Lied to Her Husband and Overrulled. Directed by the venue's artistic director Paul Miller, the pieces have design by Simon Daw with lighting design by Mark Doubleday. Casting is to be revealed. The shows play from 22 May to 26 June, with social distancing in place. The previously revealed revival of Bryony Lavery's Last Easter, directed by Tinuke Craig, will play from 3 July to 7 August. Casting is again to be revealed, with the pi...