David Coward celebrates the 400th anniversary of the birth of Cyrano de Bergerac, whose radical thought has long been obscured by his protuberant nose; Muriel Zagha on Molière, France’s most famous playwright, and a bold new adaptation of Tartuffe; finally, a poem by Stephen Knight: “Rail Replacement Bus Service” (sigh)
Molière’s ‘Tartuffe’, a new version by John Donnelly, at the National Theatre, London
To the Scriptorium!
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Femmes Fatales
Natural Passions
School's Out For Summer
Running And Dancing Through Our Stories
Riders On The Storm
Take A Walk On The Wild Side
The Writing on The Wall
The Limits of Love
Long Hot Summer
Winning On The Home Front
Sauce Bolognese
Know Thyself
Hay Festival Special
Puffed Up with Wind
Inheritance Taxes
Their Little Pony
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