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One of the best nights of my life: Hampstead Theatre’s Peggy For You reviewed

Plus: another thumb-twiddler at the National that seeks to scold the audience for the crime of being Caucasian

Tamsin Greig is on magical form as Peggy Ramsay in Hampstead's Peggy For You. Image: © Helen Maybanks
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    Hampstead Theatre, until 29 January

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    Dorfman Theatre, until 29 January

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