REVIEW: Rain Man at Wycombe Swan
Seeing a play adaptation of a much-loved film is a risky business. A pared-down on-stage version of Star Wars, for example, would be rubbish.
Seeing a play adaptation of a much-loved film is a risky business. A pared-down on-stage version of Star Wars, for example, would be rubbish.
A ballet has the amazing power to move you out of the real world into an ethereal one. On hearing the first tap of the dancers shoes on the stage (a sound I love) I was immersed in Giselle’s world of myth and legend.
Witty words and waspish humour are Noel Coward’s insignia, but he was also skilled at revealing character and complicated emotions, as this play shows.
Photo: Johann Persson
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