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<p>Brody as real prisoner Nick Yarris in ‘The Fear of 13’ </p>

Adrien Brody’s Death Row play The Fear of 13 doesn’t let the dark in

Lindsey Ferrentino’s production tells the true story of Nick Yarris, an innocent man imprisoned for decades, but it rubs the roughest edges off a murderous prison system, smoothing them with humour and sentimentality

<p>J Smith-Cameron and Mark Rylance lead the production as Juno and Jack Boyle </p>

Mark Rylance’s charisma holds together an uneven Juno and The Paycock

<p>‘When I hear actors talking about range, it’s not something I necessarily relate to’</p>

Interview

Tobias Menzies: ‘Sometimes I could use an extra layer or two of skin’

<p>John Lithgow: ‘Dahl was a charmer and a wit, but he had a vile temper and he could be horrible to people’ </p>

Interview

John Lithgow: ‘The origins of Roald Dahl’s hatred fascinate me’

Interviews

<p>‘There have been times in my life where I’ve been pissed off and I’ve had the opportunity to talk about that’</p>

Interview

Romola Garai: ‘I’d ask directors about nude scenes – they’d kick off’

<p>‘I think ‘Oliver!’ is more than a classic musical. It’s part of our DNA, embedded in British culture’ </p>

Interview

Matthew Bourne: ‘Why aren’t there more gay love stories in ballet?’

<p>Cherry Jones: ‘I put my foot in my mouth all the time’ </p>

Interview

Cherry Jones: ‘Being transgender is sort of the last taboo’

<p>‘We’re still living in Thatcher’s country’ </p>

Interview

Playwright James Graham: ‘We’re still living in Thatcher’s country’

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