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- Gordana Andjelic-Davila
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- Vivienne Mah
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- Vito Mattarelli
This dreary, plodding and so not funny piece that is being marketed as a musical comedy fails in pretty much every department.
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- Caroline Wilson
If you were to throw any more heavy-weight theatre talent onto Her Majesty's stage at the moment it may well collapse.
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- Liza Dezfouli
In a Forest Dark and Deep is a two-hander, telling the story of a brother and sister caught up in a terrible and complicated dynamic where they force each other to reveal cherished values and then betray them.
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- Liza Dezfouli
Triffett's characters are complex and believable, suffering from very human ambivalence. They struggle to survive in a gothic surreal world fed by an undercurrent of magic realism, a world which ultimately collapses upon itself.
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- Dione Joseph
Under the direction of Baldock this carefully crafted production will make you, undoubtedly, pause and reflect.
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