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Five best London shows ...and around the country
Independent, The (London), Jun 21, 2008 by Alice Jones
Harper Regan NT: Cottesloe
Lesley Sharp gives a superb performance as a working mum who risks her livelihood to visit her dying father in Simon Stephens's drama. To 9 Aug
The Chalk Garden Donmar Warehouse
Michael Grandage's revival of Enid Bagnold's play has meaty roles for three generations of women: Penelope Wilton, Margaret Tyzack and Felicity Jones. To 2 Aug
Relocated Jerwood Theatre at the Royal Court
Anthony Neilson's tense, scary and enigmatic piece deals with our worst anxieties about child abduction and abuse. Once seen, never forgotten. To 5 Jul
That Face Duke of York's
Polly Stenham's dissection of a dysfunctional upper-middle-class family achieves a rare balance of raw emotion and knowing black comedy. To 5 Jul
The Good Soul of Szechuan Young Vic
Richard Jones's wildly inventive staging of Brecht's "parable play", in which three gods descend to Earth in search of a good human being. To 28 Jun
The Taming of the Shrew Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-on-Avon
Michelle Gomez lets loose her considerable comic talents on Shakespeare's spikiest female. To 25 Sept
The Revenger's Tragedy Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
Stephen Tompkinson plays Vindice with engaging verve in Jonathan Moore's production. To 28 Jun
London Assurance Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford; Connaught Theatre, Worthing
This 19th-century romp is given a galloping revival. Guildford, ends tonight; Worthing, Wed to 28 Jun
The Bacchae His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen; Eden Court, Inverness
Last year's Edinburgh smash hit unites David Greig, the director John Tiffany and Alan Cumming. Aberdeen, ends tonight; Inverness, Thur to 28 Jun
Romeo and Juliet Heaton Park, Manchester; Coventry Cathedral
Shakespeare's Globe continues to tour the star-crossed lovers tragedy in their camper van. Manchester, ends Sun; Coventry, Tue to Thur
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