(Reviews listed in reverse chronological order)

• Review (Jerusalem Post)
• Acts of war (New Statesman)
• George W. Bush - the hottest ticket in town (Reuters)
• David Hare Sees How War Plays on World Stage (Washington Post)
• David Hare dissects the lead-up to the war in Iraq (Newsweek International)
• An epic piece of storytelling (Red Pepper)
• Review (The Hollywood Reporter)
• New leftist plays to make bien-pensant Britons smug (The Washington Times)
• Stuff happens as political theatre joins the mainstream (The Financial Review)
• Review (Theatreworld Internet Magazine)
• Riveting stuff (New York Post)
• Review (Curtain Up)
• Playing Blair for real gets the laughs (The Age)
• A Londres, George Bush et l'Irak occupent le devant de la scène (Le Monde, in French)
• Review (TNT Magazine)
• Clear and present? (Nine to Five)
• Collateral damage (The New Yorker)
• A footlight to history (Time)
• Review (Mail on Sunday)
• Review (Sunday Express)
• Review (Sunday Telegraph)
• Tis pity there's a war (Sunday Times)
• How the US went to war (The Socialist Party)
• Swaggering into a new Vietnam? (Church Times)
• Theatre of war a direct hit (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Cracking Autumn for London theatre (Financial Times)
• Review (New Statesman)
• Audio Review (Theatre Voice) [type Stuff Happens in the Search Box]
• The Hare Form - Agitprop or art? (The Economist)
• The stuff wars are made of (Camden New Journal)
• Review (TimeOut)
• Review (Variety)
• Review (What's On London)
• Stuff Happens brings art to bear on Iraq (Chicago Tribune)
• Review (BBC Online)
• Review (CultureVulture.net)
• The stage gets its old protest power back (Evening Standard)
• 9/11 tale: a weapon of mass persuasion (Newsday)
• Review (The Independent)
• A wily, prickly portrait of Bush (International Herald Tribune)
• Reviewing myself (Guardian)
• The trouncing of Mr Blair (Evening Standard)
• Current-Event Cartoons as the Stuff of Theater (New York Times)
• Theatre of war (Daily Mail)
• US history lesson lacks surprises (The Financial Times)
• Review (Lastminute.com)
• Fine journalism underpins wonderful drama (Daily Telegraph)
• Review (The Stage)
• Review (Whatsonstage)
• Comfort blanket for the chattering classes (The Times)
• British dramatists skewer U.S. pop and policy (Chicago Tribune)
• In the presence of war (The Independent on Sunday)
• The war for minds... but not hearts (The Observer)
• Good stuff, as it happens (The Times)
• Review (The London Theatre Guide)
• An unsentimental play about stuff happening (Daily Telegraph)
• Theatre 'has duty to seek truth on Iraq for public' (Daily Telegraph)
• Review (Guardian)
• Audio Review (Saturday Review, BBC Radio 4)
• Stuff that happens in the build-up to war (The Financial Times)
• Review (Newsnight Review, BBC 2)
• Lessons from the mess in Mesopotamia (Daily Telegraph)
• Hare's war satire: bombshell or bore? (Daily Telegraph)
• The stuff of political nightmares (The Times)
• David Hare: clichés vs ideas (The Times)
• Review (The Daily Times)
• This is no parody President (The Observer)
• Hare raises a few laughs in an eloquent rendering of history (The Independent)
• Stuff Happens ... when Hare lets imagination run (Evening Standard)
• For or Against? (Guardian)
• All the world's leaders crowd the stage (Guardian)