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Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Universal lessons

13 Nov 1997

Nick Clarke reviews Bill Findlay's 'The Weavers' (from the original by Gerhart Hauptmann)

When the fat lady sings

13 Nov 1997

English National Opera

Power and profundity

06 Nov 1997

Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997)

Brief encounters

11 Sep 1997

Tom Ball reviews 'The censor' by Anthony Neilson (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, West Street, London WC2 to September 27)

You don’t play in clubs

11 Sep 1997

Phillip Watson reviews 'Free jazz: a collective improvisation' (Ornette Coleman Double Quartet, Atlantic CD)

What the papers say

11 Sep 1997

‘One day I’ll hav a proper job’

26 Jun 1997

Danny Hammill reviews 'School’s out: poems for school' by Benjamin Zephaniah (AK Press 1997, pp56, £3.95)

Flashback to Spanish civil war

15 May 1997

Nick Clarke reviews A greater tomorrow by Hector MacMillan

Broadcasting the socialist message

01 May 1997

Celebrating our struggles

03 Apr 1997

Anti-communist witch hunts continue

06 Mar 1997

Lee-Anne Bates reviews Arthur Miller's The crucible (directed by Nicholas Hytner)

Lifeless discourse

06 Mar 1997

Helen Ellis reviews Mark Ravenhill's Faust (directed by Nick Phillippou)

Revolt of the spirit

23 Jan 1997

Phil Watson reviews 'Dada turns red: The politics of surrealism' by Helena Lewis (Edinburgh University Press 1990, pp229, £12.95)

I know what I like

16 Jan 1997

Tom Ball reviews 'Art', directed by Matthew Warchus (Wyndham’s Theatre, London - £9.50-£25)

The ties that bind

28 Nov 1996

Kevin Watts reviews Lone Star, directed by John Sayles

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