HANNAH MIRSKY gives three stars to this pleasant mix of slightly half-baked sketches.
HANNAH MIRSKY is left baffled by this unusual take on philosophical thought.
HANNAH MIRSKY is compelled by the behaviour of squabbling adults who have forgotten to put away childish things.
HANNAH MIRSKY struggles to engage with an interesting piece of theatre that is just too short to deal with the issues it presents.
An important work that asks us “not to feel, but to consider”, writes HANNAH MIRSKY.
‘Not bad, but not good either’ seems to be the only ‘psycho-moral paradox’ in this production, writes HANNAH MIRSKY.
“I was relieved when the third act finally finished’. Noel Coward’s great comedy was not in capable hands, writes HANNAH MIRSKY.
“There’s too much garbling of words and responding to events simply by looking around frowning.” Find out why HANNAH MIRSKY was charmed nevertheless.