Kin review: A story of refugees since the 1930s that's a hymn to the human spirit, writes PATRICK MARMION
PATRICK MARMION: Astonishing news just in at the National Theatre: most of us come from all over the world.
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PATRICK MARMION: Astonishing news just in at the National Theatre: most of us come from all over the world.
The acclaimed production will be back at the north London venue in January
Union is half love letter to a changing city and half harangue against the soulless destruction of local communities for the benefit of a coffee shop chain. Max Wilkinson offers an abundance of topical matters, slightly overdoing it, and better suited for a longer running time.
Director Max Harrison takes the play and makes it a contemporary exploration of unaddressed trauma, gaslighting, and complicated family relations with performances that scrape excellence once they settle into themselves.