Putting London’s West End theatre to rights. Phil and Andrew begrudgingly cut into their wine time to tell you whether it’s worth missing the Merlot for the Marlowe.
All credit to the National: they never are averse
To staging something radical and this play is in verse!
It’s written by a Harrison and Tony is his name -
Our “foremost theatre poet” so the NT website claims.
We tried to name some others but our efforts were in vain
And do not recommend it for a fun-filled drinking game. Read the rest of this entry »
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