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Witness for the Prosecution can be read as a damning indictment of a law system not so different from our own that prioritizes the performance of justice above all – and how easily that can be subverted by those with a sense of theatre
Production of Agatha Christie play a tongue-in-cheek approach to classic court thriller.
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It’s good to watch a production that refuses to spell it out for you, but the tradeoff is that J.M. Synge play can feel a little impenetrable at times
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The first act feels like a series of prologues, but the story really takes off in the present tense after the intermission
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Damien Atkins’ retelling puts the focus on the four Pevensie children and the delightful creatures who join them in their quest.