Review: Isolde & Tristan (Sport for Jove & Old Fitzroy Theatre)
Playwright Esther Vilar spins the chivalric romance of Tristan and Isolde into a provocative, playful drama of colonisation and resistance.
Playwright Esther Vilar spins the chivalric romance of Tristan and Isolde into a provocative, playful drama of colonisation and resistance.
A theatrical ghost story delivers spine tingles with strong performances and excellent design.
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