"Belonging" / "A Sunny Disposition" / "Bird"
Recent reviews for the British Theatre Guide - as usual, a varied and stimulating lot.
First up - "Belonging/Perthyn" at Chapter; Karin Diamond's take on two different families' response to dementia.
Next: "A Sunny Disposition"; a late addition to the Insomnia season at The Other Room - Nicola Reynold's debut play, a sobering monologue about addiction, performed by Neal McWilliams.
Finally: "Bird" - Katherine Chandler's award-winning script finally brought to life at the Sherman; featuring an impressively raw performance from Georgia Henshaw as a teenage girl leaving the care system.
Cardiff theatricals have much to boast about.
First up - "Belonging/Perthyn" at Chapter; Karin Diamond's take on two different families' response to dementia.
Next: "A Sunny Disposition"; a late addition to the Insomnia season at The Other Room - Nicola Reynold's debut play, a sobering monologue about addiction, performed by Neal McWilliams.
"A Sunny Disposition" (photo: Aenne Pallasca) |
Finally: "Bird" - Katherine Chandler's award-winning script finally brought to life at the Sherman; featuring an impressively raw performance from Georgia Henshaw as a teenage girl leaving the care system.
"Bird" |
Labels: british theatre guide, cardiff, chapter, review, sherman cymru, the other room, theatre
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