In response to Jane Kelly: For one night only, a return to the England we’ve lost,
Sackerson wrote:
If you’re going to quote the Bard in response to self-righteous, humourless SJWs you could hardly do better than ‘Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more cakes and ale?’
I saw Patrick Garland’s production of Twelfth Night in Worcester College gardens, 1973: sublime
Uusikaupunki wrote:
Perhaps Theresa May could put on a play portraying her stewardship of the country . . . I give you The Comedy of Errors
(A tragedy in three acts)
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