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View MoreToby Stephens, Ed Mitchell, and Noah Valentine in Menier Chocolate Factory’s Equus. Photo by Manuel Harlan. The London England Theatre Review: Toby Stephens and Noah Valentine lead Lindsay Posner’s gripping revival of Peter Shaffer’s modern masterpiece By Ross Some plays do not begin when the lights go down. They begin much earlier, taking hold of the imagination long before you take your seat. As the first production in an extraordinarily ambitious week of theatre in London, England, Peter Shaffer’s Equus felt like the perfect point of departure. Our joking theme for this whirlwind trip has become “madness,” a word that seems to…
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