The National Theatre’s production was hard to watch, especially after October 7
By John Nathan
John Nathan enjoys a new revival
Bertie Caplan is superb in a production that pleasingly provides a platform for young Jewish talent in a musical based on famous children's book writer's story
I never thought that I would feel the way I feel now
Drama 'legend' who taught Islington children truths beyond stardom
Much feels true in this play's observation about the indignity of old age and the caustic humour of long marriages
She founded the Anna Scher Theatre in 1968 which taught stars including Brooke Kinsella and Patsy Palmer
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