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The power of Glengarry Glen Ross

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By Lloyd Evans
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Glengarry Glen Ross Old Vic, until 18 July Relics Lyric Hammersmith, until 18 July The Old Vic presents an eccentric new version of David Mamet’s ultra-masculine play, Glengarry Glen Ross. Director Patrick Marber populates the show with middle-aged actresses. And why not? Devotees of Mamet may find it patchy but the play is so powerful that it can survive any amount of experimental tinkering. The visuals are pretty incoherent and the Old Vic’s configuration gives the cast no help at all.
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The NHS believes in fairness – they treat everyone with equal contempt

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By Lloyd Evans
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Edward Gibbon was troubled by a swelling in his lower abdomen. I have the same condition. ‘Wow. That’s huge,’ said my GP as he gazed at the affected area. ‘Huge?’ I said, trying to sound nonchalant. ‘I wouldn’t know. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen.’ My cyst has been expanding steadily for decades and I was told a few years ago that its intentions were peaceful. My new GP was trying to scare me, obviously. I don’t blame him.
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A play that shows Iranian society is like our own

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By Lloyd Evans
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Under the Shadow Almeida Theatre, until 4 July How To Make a Mess Upstairs at the Gatehouse, until 28 June Under the Shadow is a timely drama set in Tehran in 1988 during the Iran-Iraq war. Saddam’s missiles are raining down on the city which puts an additional strain on the troubled marriage of Iraj and Shideh. Iraj is a doctor. Shideh is a part-qualified doctor. During quiet spells, they chat about humdrum stuff. Iraj wants Shideh to have another baby.
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