Tod - Benedict Cumberbatch
Harper - Deborah Findlay
Joan - Hattie Morohan
Directed by Martin Crimp downstairs at the Royal Court again.
One of Caryl's wonderfully odd one.......in fact absurd is probably the word but seeing Benedict talk of animals dominating the country I couldn't help make the obvious connection to Rhinoceros. Wonderfully performed and directed by all. Very funny and entertaining. I wonder which demographic groups Caryl would have satirised in this decade?
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but in London it can be cheap and so very rewarding.
I'm just hoping to have the time to keep this up-to-date.
Welcome.
I can't bung a DVD of something as ephemeral as a theatre experience into my machine and re-live it, so I am trying to make notes as I go.
I wish I'd started this two months earlier than I did because I had the most amazing time & I'm in fear of forgetting. I'll begin with the recent past and see how far back I can go.......
Dates and times are generally pertaining to the performance I saw. These are not reviews but notely reminders to me & anyone else who stumbles upon them.
I wish I'd started this two months earlier than I did because I had the most amazing time & I'm in fear of forgetting. I'll begin with the recent past and see how far back I can go.......
Dates and times are generally pertaining to the performance I saw. These are not reviews but notely reminders to me & anyone else who stumbles upon them.
That first sentence is not strictly true and if I have the time, I shall give details.
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