Critics choice: Theatre
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Young Vic, SE1 (0171 928 6363) to 27 Mar Stephen Poliakoff's remarkably apposite depiction of Broadcasting House in the late 1930s.
Copenhagen
Duchess, WC2 (0171 494 5075) to Aug
Michael Frayn's play turns nuclear physics during the Second World War into a fascinating detective story.
Oklahoma!
Lyceum, WC2 (0870 606 3446) to June Trevor Nunn's answer to Guys and Dolls transfers to the West End.
The Colour of Justice
Victoria Palace, SW1 (0171 834 1317) to 13 Mar
Nicolas Kent's dramatised reconstruction of the Stephen Lawrence enquiry is political theatre at its best.
Three Days of Rain
Donmar Warehouse, WC2
(0171 369 1732) to 13 Mar
See review, page 8.
Opening this week
Gross Indecency
Gielgud, W1 (0171 494 5561) Fri to 12 June Michael Pennington as Oscar Wilde in an off-Broadway hit.
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