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Ewan Marshall directs Graeae, Europe's most distinguished ensemble of disabled actors in an adaptation of Ben Jonson's Volpone by Trevor Lloyd. Should be like plugging this satire on physical and moral deformity into a wall socket.
Opens tonight, Oval House, London SE11 (0171-582 7680)
Just Between Ourselves
Winner of the 1977 Evening Standard Drama Award, this tale of marriage and a garage is one of Alan Ayckbourn's darkest comedies. The final production before the company moves to the new theatre.
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough (01723 370541)
The Duchess of Malfi
Anastasia Hille and Scott Handy work miracles as smouldering, sinister siblings in Declan Donnellan's revelatory production of Webster's great tragedy. Go.
Wyndham's Theatre, London WC2 (0171-369 1736)
An Ideal Husband
The return of Peter Hall's highly regarded, strongly cast production of Wilde's wonderful comedy.
Opens tonight, Theatre Royal Haymarket, London W1 (0171-930 8800)
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