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Caryl Churchill’s Triumph skewers strongman politics at London's Almeida

The playwright's new 20-minute play uses historical analogy to critique contemporary authoritarianism without naming specific leaders.

2 publishers · 2 articles · first seen 19 Oct 2026 · updated 19h ago

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  1. Caryl Churchill offers a 20-minute Trump takedown in Triumph News Feed ·
  2. ‘A vigorous apologist for a cruel emperor’: Is Caryl Churchill’s explosive new play about Trump and his press officers? The Guardian Culture ·

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