Doctor Who: No Man's Land

Fresh from Cromwell's Ireland, we're now on the Western Front in WWI. Despite which, this does manage to be quite a lot less grim than it's immediate predecessor, despite the ruminations of demonising the Other, and so on. Still, there are some disturbing moments - notably what happens to Hex - and the story as a whole works quite well. Not all the plot threads are wrapped up at the end, and hopefully that's going to be going somewhere. [Later edit: it didn't.] Another fairly enjoyable play, if not as doom-laden as you might expect a WWI story to be, and not one that's destined to be a true classic, either.