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| | Guardian Unlimited Arts features In the blood |
 | | The old British theatre, with its egos and thoughtlessness and easy jettisoning of those once loved, its tours and barbs and priapism and casual hatred, and its mawkishness - it is now, finally, dead, and replaced by cool ambition and analytic superiority. |
 | | Rachael Stirling is obviously as much a professional as her mother: she loves the theatre, the very idea of it, and will go to many lengths to make it work. |
 | | Finally, after a lengthy wrangle over copyright, it has now metamorphosed into the play which it always should have been: a (reportedly) black and sumptuous and rewarding exploration into the world of theatre and those who inhabit it. |
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