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A sparkling revival at the Barbican is a joy
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Why was Tennessee Williams judged differently from his peers?
The songs are great, but the story is hopelessly out of date
How good is Consellations? Depends if you have seen it before
There is much to love about this musical drama
With a cast of 14, this feels like a return to pre-pandemic theatre
John Nathan finds a view of life after death rather disappointing
This play was written in 1975 - but feels like a work in progress
John Nathan is impressed by Amy Trigg's fizzing one woman show
