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Theatre

Another Country could almost be a YouTube advert for Eton

Plus: A Small Family Business may tell you a bit much of what Alan Ackbourn thinks about his audiences

19 April 2014

9:00 AM

19 April 2014

9:00 AM

Another Country

Trafalgar Studio, until 21 June

A Small Family Business

Olivier, in rep until 27 August

Another Country was an instant response to Anthony Blunt’s exposure in 1979 as a Marxist spy. Julian Mitchell set out to explain how gay public-school toffs, reared in a system of hypocrisy and backstabbing, could betray their country. At a time when Soviet communism was a potent and growing menace, this issue grabbed play-goers by the throat.

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