Wharf 1 Theatre, September 1 9/10 Walter has sufficient self-knowledge to describe himself as a volcano; one erupting with a lava of bitterness. He sees a future mapped out before him in which he continues to chauffeur a rich white man, while his young son, Travis, continues to sleep on…
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Belvoir St Theatre, August 24 8/10 Suddenly it congeals. We are well into Act Two when Jonathan re-enters with a neck spasm, and that excruciating movement instantly conveys all the piteousness of his plight. Having sympathised with Jonathan from the start, now we empathise, and the emotional connection is real,…
Playhouse, August 19 7/10 A particular joy of Janine Watson’s lively production of The Comedy of Errors is the way Skyler Ellis and Julia Billington catch all the guilelessness of Antipholus and Dromio of Syracuse. The charm of their rustic naivety when thrust into the shifty, cosmopolitan dealings of Ephesus…