Franz Kranz’s surprising debut, a stripped-back, chamber piece examination of forgiveness, offers a timely lesson for a divided world.
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Review: The Death of Stalin
Secret dealings, cabinet reshuffles, political scheming… Armando Iannucci’s first major project since his departure from Veep in 2015 could easily be another of his scabrous attacks on contemporary politics. With The Death of Stalin, however, he turns instead to history, chronicling the power struggles in the Soviet Union after the death of Joseph Stalin in […]