In London, a play satirizing British tabloids can make you feel George Clooney's pain

LONDON -- You have only to make your way to a seat in the Lyttleton Theatre in London to discover the depths of compassion you could muster for George Clooney. No, Clooney is nowhere to be seen, or even mentioned, in "Great Britain," Richard Bean's hot-off-the-presses satire about a British tabloid engaged in fabrication, privacy invasion and intimidation so vile that the paper ends up hounding a grieving and wholly innocent young father to death.