See it if you want to see a well-acted and beautifully-staged show that covers Jews, homosexuality, literature, and everything inbetween.
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See it if You want a beautiful show
Don't see it if You are an idiot
The production finds new value in the word “ensemble” in what is possibly the best acted Menier staging since Patrick Marber’s magnificent reclamation of Travesties five years ago. Every one of the cast deftly fields a dense play, with Molly Osborne and Alexandra Silber both ... radiant.
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Undercurrents of hope ripple through the texts, which blends comic and tragic in the same way that Christopher Akerlind makes chiaroscuro lighting wash across each scene, or choreographer David Dorfman goes from static passages to quaint choreography. A moving, memorable evening.
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Despite the increasingly sinister political backdrop, this is a moving and uplifting evening, marked in particular by charismatic performances from Timms, Lynch and Silber.
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Though finishing in the 1950s, Indecent throws shadows beyond ... Parallels may ... be seen with the current cultural conflict over what should be said and by whom. Indecent is a brainy play staged with the panache of a musical.
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