Despite its title, there are more species than just Canis lupus scurrying and lurking along the margins of Wolf Hall: Parts One & Two, the Royal Shakespeare Company's triumphant, blockbuster adaptation of Hilary Mantel's Tudor-history novels. It's a regular illuminated manuscript up there: quivering rabbits standing in for doomed courtiers; clucking hens supplied by gossipy ladies-in-waiting; and warthogs and goats i…
SOURCE: Time Out at 07:09AM on April 10, 2015