Antony Lentin
Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2016)
Hardback 205pp 978-1-4438-9780-8
by Nina Raine at the National Theatre
Co-production with Out of Joint (28 March to 17 May 2017)
Tate Britain until 1 October 2017
BBC Studios, directed by Fergus O’Brien
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