Bold and bewitching take on Tennessee Williams...Femi Elufowoju Jr’s engaging production puts an African American family at its centre but misses some of the play’s quietly heart-wringing moments.'
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This is a play about memory, though, and that often forgives. The family dynamics themselves are terrifyingly believable...it is Naima Swaleh, making her professional stage debut as Laura, who is the standout star.'
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Though well-directed and with a fine cast, the tragedy of this production of The Glass Menagerie is that it is a missed opportunity. The casting should give the play something very new to say, but here it doesn't.'
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It’s a very interesting idea for a staging, especially as this part of history is under-represented, so it’s shame the finished piece works so badly...Basically, ‘the feels’ just aren’t here. And they should be.'
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