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Theatre

The Anglican elite laid bare: Temple at the Donmar Warehouse reviewed

Plus: catch one of the funniest stage comedians alive in the Olivier’s new production of The Beaux’ Stratagem

6 June 2015

9:00 AM

6 June 2015

9:00 AM

Temple

Donmar Warehouse, until 25 July

The Beaux’ Stratagem

Olivier, in rep until 31 August

In October 2011 anti-capitalist vagrants built an open-air squat outside St Paul’s within shrieking distance of London’s financial heart. The City thrummed all night with the dob-dob-dob of bongo recitals while the rebels held angry debates beneath their plastic canopies and declared the Square Mile knee-deep in ordure. To press the point they used nearby alleys for their ablutions.

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