Review: Dear Octopus, Lyttelton Theatre, National
Domestic drama set on the eve of the Second World War is a poignant celebration of the ties of family
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Domestic drama set on the eve of the Second World War is a poignant celebration of the ties of family
Domestic drama set on the eve of the Second World War is a poignant celebration of the ties of family
Why is the National Theatre staging this frightfully old fashioned play from the 1930s? A superb performance from Lindsay Duncan and a production tinged with foreboding are reason enough
Dodie Smith’s play makes a return
Dear Octopus at the National Theatre is overlong and needs to be cut, but it is also in parts deeply touching