Jean Racine
The week in theatre: Britannicus; Tony! (The Tony Blair Rock Opera); The Haunting of Susan A
Kate Kellaway
12, Jun, 2022 @9:30 AM
Britannicus review – political drama is deadly serious but full of sass
Arifa Akbar
02, Jun, 2022 @1:00 PM
You name it, she's played it: the sublime classical actor Barbara Jefford
Michael Billington
24, Jul, 2020 @5:00 AM
Choosing my 101 greatest plays – and why I left out King Lear
Michael Billington
26, Aug, 2015 @6:02 PM
Andromache review – torrid love rectangle gets fine revival
Michael Billington
02, Jun, 2015 @1:49 PM
Private Lives; Berenice; The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner – review
Kate Kellaway
06, Oct, 2012 @11:05 PM
Berenice – review
This version breathes what Racine called 'that majestic sadness which is the whole pleasure of tragedy', writes Michael Billington
Michael Billington
02, Oct, 2012 @11:48 PM
Britannicus - review
It is well worth the detour to London's East End to catch Irina Brown's modern-dress revival of this austere masterpiece, writes Michael Billington
Michael Billington
23, Oct, 2011 @4:36 PM
My hero: Patrick Marber by Craig Raine
Craig Raine
06, Mar, 2010 @12:05 AM
The National Theatre's Phèdre gets a Mexican wave | Lucy Popescu
Lucy Popescu: Helen Mirren and Dominic Cooper went down a storm in Mexico City, proving that the NT Live season reaches the parts other theatres can't
Lucy Popescu
22, Jul, 2009 @11:50 AM
Theatre review: Phèdre / Chelsea Cinema, London
The National Theatre's live broadcast of Racine's play, starring Helen Mirren, works even better in the cinema, thinks Michael Billington
Michael Billington
26, Jun, 2009 @11:00 AM
What to say about ... Phèdre
Leo Benedictus
19, Jun, 2009 @2:48 PM
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