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4 days ago · In Patrick Marber’s taut, tense production, it is riveting in its arguments, simultaneously an up-to-the-minute political drama and a musing on how to own and honour an inherited religious ...
4 days ago · That Nathan Englander’s What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank manages to feel so relevant, alive, and even-handed as it filters thorny themes and controversial viewpoints through the genre of comedy of manners, in this instance incredibly bad ones, is cause for celebration. It’s testament to the quality of Patrick Marber’s ...
3 days ago · Marber’s production is both unsettling and urgent, masterfully balancing dark humour with emotional poignancy. As a Jewish member of the audience, it really did make me think about my own ...
4 days ago · Adapted from his own short story, Nathan Englander - with taut and punchy direction from Patrick Marber - delivers one of those zinging satires in which an alcohol-fuelled, privileged class trades ...
5 days ago · Playwright Nathan Englander and director Patrick Marber were just about ready to go with their stage adaptation of Englander’s eponymous 2011 short story when the seismic events of October 7 ...
4 days ago · The show is based on his acclaimed 2011 short story in The New Yorker, directed by Patrick Marber. The production will run until 23 November 2024. ... As someone who was raised by Jewish parents ...
3 days ago · Scripted by Patrick Marber – writer of Closer and Oscar nominated for his Notes on a Scandal screenplay – this adaptation of Anthony Quinn’s novel is a sumptuous version of Art Deco London. Ian McKellen has superb fun with the acid critic, but also brings real depth to his depiction of a closeted gay man.
