With real life now the biggest show in town, our theatre critic reflects on her lockdown routine, while hit shows are streamed for free as theatres face permanent closure
Not ill, bereaved or penniless. Although dependent for my living on the performing arts – a sector so savaged by lockdown that it is at risk of permanent mutilation – I have so far been fortunate. I am as yet physically unscathed. Merely topsy-turvy.
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