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Find Great Britain tickets. Check cast, times and running details on BritishTheatre.com.
Paige Britain, ambitious news editor of red-top The Free Press learns about phone-hacking by an innocent informant.
Before long, she's blackmailing her way into positions of power and influence with the Metroploitan Police and the leader of the Conservative Party.
Richard 'One Man, Two Guv'nors' Bean’s fast and furious new play is an anarchic, foul-mouthed satire about the press, the police and the political establishment. After radiant notices at the National Theatre, it now transfers to the West End.
With any resemblance to the true-life story of Rebekah Brooks purely coincidental, Great Britain is just as hilarious as One Man, Two Guv'nors, but with the added dimension that it's bursting with razor-sharp observations about contemporary society. Nicholas Hytner directs.
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CAST
Paige Britain - Lucy Punch
Ben Mansfield
Sarah Annis
Ross Boatman
Robert Calvert
William Chubb
Dermot Crowley
Jo Dockery
Robert Glenister
Ian Hallard
James Harkness
Scott Karim
Barbara Kirby
Nicholas Lumley
Maggie McCarthy
Iain Mitchell
Miles Mitchell
Aaron Neil
Nick Sampson
Kellie Shirley
Kiruna Stamell
Harriet Thorpe
Rupert Vansittart
Joseph Wilkins
Andrew Woodall.
CREATIVE
Written by Richard Bean
Directed by Nicholas Hytner
Designed by Tim Hatley
Lightin By Neil Austin
Music by Grant Olding
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Douglas Mayo
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Douglas Mayo
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Mark Jagasia not only fails to carry that stick, but it’s too heavy for him to pick up in the first place. “Clarion,” now playing at the Arcola, is the broadest bit of anti-newspaper criticism that’s been on the stage in years, and that includes the National’s crack at phone hacking, Great Britain.
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Because there is no coherent overall style, the audience is left uncertain what it is watching and why. It's a pity, really, because there are so many good actors here - the cast is enormous - and marshalled in the one direction the results might have been very different.
Stephen Collins
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