Bell, Book and Candle by John Van Druten - Theatre at the Tabard
Bell, Book and Candle is worth seeing but only as a reminder of how weak comedies were near three quarters of a century ago.
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Bell, Book and Candle is worth seeing but only as a reminder of how weak comedies were near three quarters of a century ago.
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The beautifully paced production by Hugh Fraser benefits from some superb performances, and the director is never afraid to let the play speak for itself.
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