http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=nm/arts_britain_theatre_dcIn a country enraged by Tony Blair's decision to join America in invading Iraq (news - web sites), nothing fills a theater faster than a play about George W. Bush.
Combine the two leaders and you have a surefire hit in Britain, which is currently enjoying a renaissance in political theater.
Trust in Blair has plunged, disdain for politicians has soared and theater offers disillusioned voters a sense of engagement.
The political palette offers many hues -- from the satire of "The Madness of George Dubya" and "Embedded" through to David Hare's complex polemic "Stuff Happens."
"The Bush administration's wars in Afghanistan (news - web sites) and Iraq are proving to be as good to the theater as they have been to America's major arms dealers," said The Independent newspaper.
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