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APOLLO THEATRE
Shaftesbury Avenue |
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ALL MY SONS (play)
Kate knows that husband "honest" Joe has a dark secret. For the sake of family
unity, though, she is willing to keep it.
David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker are directed by Howard Davies in this Arthur
Miller revival set in 1947.
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Theatremonkey Opinion: |
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Great performances drive a gripping story that proves just how good a writer
Miller was. The monkey isn't going to go into any detail regarding the plotlines
- it came 'fresh' to the production and felt that was how anybody else should
experience it. Suffice to say, David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker manage to bring
their secret vividly into their performances, and still manage to leave enough
space on stage and in the audience's emotions for the equally good Stephen
Campbell Moore and Jemima Rooper to provide contrast from the next generation.
With other roles also well done, this is probably the hit of the season and a
worthy follower to "Jerusalem" for the Apollo stage. |
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