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Paul Bettany’s Warhol is a tour de force: The Collaboration, at the Young Vic, reviewed

Plus: an early Mamet play at Southwark Playhouse that's like a reheated version of Oleanna

Jeremy Pope as sulky, self-destructive Basquiat and Paul Bettany as the witty charlatan Warhol in The Collaboration. Image: Marc Brenner
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  • The Collaboration

    Young Vic, until 2 April

  • The Woods

    Southwark Playhouse, until 26 March

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