‘You wiped the floor with me!’ Tamsin Greig and Oliver Chris run riot with Rattigan
On May 8, 1956, Terence Rattigan stood outside the Royal Court theater in London after the opening night of a revolutionary new drama. This was not one of his own plays, but a sally from a new generation: John Osborne’s Look Back in Anger. Or, as the veteran playwright bitterly renames it: Look How Different… Read More »