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Also, on Saturday, at the suggestion of a reader, I went back to The Children of Cthulhu and read the three stories that had been suggested: Tim Lebbon's "The Stuff of Stars, Leaking," Alan Dean Foster's "A Fatal Exception has Occurred at ...," and Brian Hodge's "The Firebrand Symphony."

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In Hodge's simplistic reading of American history, there were two forces competing for influence when the Constitution was adopted: Hamiltonian federalists who hated democracy and loved money and virtuous Jeffersonian republicans who stood for liberty and detested financial corruption.

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Someone has to write a play to celebrate the occasion, and in John Hodge's imagination, the poisoned chalice/short straw is handed to writer Mikhail Bulgakov The White Guard, The Master and Magarita.

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And the purpose of Hodge's satirical fantasia is clearly to suggest Bulgakov's obsession with Stalin is proof of the latter's ultimate triumph.

Collaborators - review 2011

Hodge's play is inspired by real events but takes off on a surreal odyssey into the mind of the writer and an encounter between him and the dictator.

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At the National Theatre's Cottesloe, Nicholas Hytner directs John Hodge's new play "Collaborators," which refreshes that concept, too—no Nazis, but a different dictatorship.

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I guess Hodge's point is that Osborne's hero is a man of no identity who adopts endless masks.

Inadmissible Evidence - review 2011

Hodge's king mackerel steak with potatoes, garlic, onions, heirloom tomatoes and kale topped with remoulade sauce also got high marks, although Schwarz felt the dish could use some editing.

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And he is superb in the meeting with his daughter which, in Hodge's hands, becomes less a self-conscious tirade against the cool affectlessness of 60s youth than a complex expression of a love-hate relationship.

Inadmissible Evidence - review 2011

While I may question Hodge's arguments, his play has a nightmarish vivacity well captured in Nicholas Hytner's freewheeling production on Bob Crowley's zig-zagging traverse stage.

Collaborators - review 2011