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FringeReview UK 2024
It’s Klaff’s improvisatory edge, founded on absolute technique and clear-headed text, that finds an exit where none was signposted. Magnificent.
An outstanding production persuading us such a self-narrating show can enthral as well as inform. A hidden gem.
Stephen Unwin directs his own play as a sweep of storytelling, laughter and devastation.
A bit of theatrical democracy invoking pre-democracy crafts an exquisite irony for a rainy afternoon. Do see it.
A valuable corrective to anticipate both real events and Arthur Miller’s take on Abigail Williams
For nearly any other playwright, this would count as something of a masterpiece.
An extraordinary production. Thorne’s vision is capped by a riveting performance by Gatiss, who glows with the still, sad music of Gielgud’s humanity.
This six-hander is a 90-minute announcement of a major talent. An almost flawless play.
