Duet for One - Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond

I went to see that a couple of weeks ago, I thought it was good but I was not blown away. By the interval I was a bit bored and ready to go home, but it was more likely my mistake for going to the evening performance after seeing Pride and Prejudice (sort of) at the other theatre in the afternoon. I was a bit tired and that day the journey to Richmond took forever due to engineering works. I did stay until the end.
Saying that, I agree both actresses were excellent, and I liked the musician. I also liked that the set is revolving and therefore wherever you are sitting, you get a decent view.
Annoying couple behind me who had a bit too much to drink beforehand and were loud and giggly just before the performance started, thankfully they were quiet for the duration though.

Sorry I forgot to mention the violinist! Yes, I think she added to the play: when Tara Fitzgerald's character enters and sees violinist/herself playing it gives you something extra.

I agree that people think music is an interlude and not part of the play and gives them license to talk or make noise. It happens a lot (it happened also last week at Hampstead). Very annoying.

I agree that the play does not blow you away, still I think it is very well written, engaging and unsentimental (which the subject might call for in other writers).