Post by Jan on Sept 4, 2017 7:41:00 GMT
1922 play by John Galsworthy. Well acted but a weak play. It has hints of Ibsen and Shaw but the tone is very odd - treating quite a serious crime/issue as part of what is essentially a drawing room comedy says more about attitudes in the 20s than anything universal. Still, at just over 2hrs it is diverting enough.
I see Billington gave it 4*. He is obviously so annoyed at the lack of interesting classic revivals at NT that he's adding a star to any other production of one.
I see Billington gave it 4*. He is obviously so annoyed at the lack of interesting classic revivals at NT that he's adding a star to any other production of one.
