Richard Bratby

You’re unlikely to see a better case made for this Bernstein double bill 

Plus: ENO's new Turn of the Screw is equally sophisticated theatre

A bold, thoughtful staging of Bernstein's A Quiet Place at Linbury Theatre. Image: Marc Brenner
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  • Trouble in Tahiti/A Quiet Place

    Linbury Theatre, until 24 October

  • The Turn of the Screw

    London Coliseum, in rep until 31 October

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