Lloyd Evans Lloyd Evans

Fatal flaw | 14 February 2013

  • Money: The Game Show

    Bush, until 2 March

  • The Captain of Kopenick

    Olivier, in rep until 4 April

A new play about the banking crisis at the Bush. Writer, Clare Duffy, has spent a year or two badgering financiers and economists with questions about ‘the fundamentals’. ‘What is the value of money?’ she asks. ‘What do we want and need money to be?’ Her play has lots of zing and energy, and opens as a TV game show.

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