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Suchet makes Poirot sound like craft beer: Poirot and More, at Harold Pinter Theatre, reviewed

Plus: there are several good plays in Kate Reid’s overcrowded script for Park Theatre

David Suchet looks surprisingly athletic with the squat broad frame of a coal miner or a scrum-half. Image: Ash Koek
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  • David Suchet – Poirot and More, A Retrospective

    Harold Pinter Theatre, until 22 January

  • The 4th Country

    Park Theatre, until 5 February

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