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A month earlier, Baz Bamigboye, a black columnist at the Daily Mail, commented that he can't wait to see Fela! at the National because he hopes it "attracts people outside of the NT's traditional, mostly middle-class, mostly white audience".

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But it began phasing out those versions in the late '90s, and none survived NT's replacement by Windows XP.

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But never mind: Relax, let go and enjoy London's drollest and silliest play since the NT's (even better) "One Man, Two Guvnors" (just transferred to the Adelphi Theatre).

An Edgy 'Comedy of Errors' Paul Levy 2011

For the last eight years, Travelex has sponsored the NT's successful £10 ticket scheme.

National Theatre's Cottesloe venue to be renamed after £10m donor Mark Brown 2010

Now director Jonathan Kent, designer Paul Brown and lighting designer Mark Henderson have used all the bells and whistles of the NT's Olivier, employing the revolving stage on three distinct levels, plus film footage of modern warfare, dreary original music by Jonathan Dove and crowds of beer-sodden, Plato-praising pagan-throwback students dressed in 2011 leisure-wear, in a serious attempt to make theater out of this ditzy theology.

Theater Out of Theology Paul Levy 2011

Now director Jonathan Kent, designer Paul Brown and lighting designer Mark Henderson have used all the bells and whistles of the NT's Olivier, employing the revolving stage on three distinct levels, plus film footage of modern warfare, dreary original music by Jonathan Dove and crowds of beer-sodden, Plato-praising pagan-throwback students dressed in 2011 leisure-wear, in a serious attempt to make theater out of this ditzy theology.

Theater Out of Theology Paul Levy 2011

The NT's "Comedy of Errors," just opened at the Olivier, is in the same league as past hits including "War Horse" and "His Dark Materials."

An Edgy 'Comedy of Errors' Paul Levy 2011

The play in question was Travelling Light, written by Nicholas Wright and directed by the NT's artistic director, Nicholas Hytner, both of whom joined me on the panel, hosted by Emma Freud.

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Nicholas Hytner, the NT's director, said the £10 scheme had been emblematic of a new kind of National Theatre and Dorfman's "far-sighted spirit and vision" were a perfect match for it.

National Theatre's Cottesloe venue to be renamed after £10m donor Mark Brown 2010

First staged only in 1902, and last done here at the National Theatre in 1982 in a translation by Howard Brenton, "Danton's Death" is now at the NT's Olivier in a greatly abbreviated new version by Mr. Brenton.

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