Fine-tuned psychodramas... “Cosy” is, of course, the word that’s often unfairly applied to Alan Bennett’s intimate psychodramas. There’s certainly nothing twee about the opener in the second double bill at the Bridge.'
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Chintz and terror from Alan Bennett. Rochenda Sandall is sensational as a woman suspicious of her husband’s behaviour, while Kristin Scott Thomas’s genteel dowager revels in nostalgia.'
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...if it lacks some subtlety, Scott Thomas’s portrait is still a compelling one... It’s certainly worth seeing; but it’s Sandall’s savage canine horror story that leaves its mark.'
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This is another inspired evening from Nicholas Hytner... Top class acting and top class writing that shows theatre at its best.'
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A vintage Kristin Scott Thomas gives a performance to treasure...The actress brought restraint and charm... in another impressive remake.'
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