Donmar Warehouse
Under Michael Grandage, the Donmar Warehouse’s exploration of European, particularly the German classical repertoire has been a thrilling addition to London’s theatre scene. Continue reading
Donmar Warehouse
Under Michael Grandage, the Donmar Warehouse’s exploration of European, particularly the German classical repertoire has been a thrilling addition to London’s theatre scene. Continue reading
Noel Coward Theatre, London
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For too long, Rosalind Franklin has been the forgotten, `dark lady of DNA’, written out of history by those craftier, keener eggheads, Francis Crick and James Watson. Anna Ziegler’s new play restores Franklin to the limelight with a bio-pic drama that nicely balances the toughness and impenetrability of her personality with the sexism and prejudice of the scientific world of research which then, as now, surrounded her. Women and science are still, it seems, seen as barely compatible. Continue reading