‘Funny, gripping and constantly inventive’: Yellow Review
Modern theatrical reinterpretations of classic works have two key responsibilities. The first is faithfulness to the spirit, as opposed to the particulars, of the source material. The second is for…
‘Graceful and intelligent’: Baby, What Blessings review
Baby, What Blessings is a well-crafted piece of theatre, untangling a complex relationship between a white woman, Billie, and a black man, Amal. Billie is the lone narrator of this…