Loading.... Star of Friday Night Dinner, EastEnders and Toast of London, the actor and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman joins our chief theatre critic Nick Curtis in between performances of the Merchant of Venice 1936. Tracy-Ann on why she’s always wanted to do the play despite "hating" it because it was written “at a time of huge antisemitism”. She explains how this new production can be used as an educational tool. Also, we review Romeo and Julie, a production by Rachel O’Riordan which is currently on at the National, starring It’s a Sin’s Callum Scott Howells. And our thoughts on Trouble in...