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Giant play review: Roald Dahl show is great but not perfectGiant play: Roald Dahl’s wife is perhaps the most interesting character, because she’s the only one who lives here Just about everything is in place to make this a killer evening at the theatre.
The biggest, most trenchant laugh on the London stage is nightly cracking up the audience at the West End staging of “Giant” — and ... big arrives in a first play (by Mark Rosenblatt ...
Giant review. New Dumbledore star John Lithgow is sensational as Roald Dahl in a new play dealing with his anti-semitism.
Having previously sold out at the Royal Court, this drama – about the anti-Semitism storm that engulfed Dahl in 1983 – is the play to see ...
In the August 1983 issue of Literary Review, a British journal ... is the subject of a new play, “Giant,” written by Mark Rosenblatt and directed by Nicholas Hytner, that runs at the Royal ...
Giant play: Roald Dahl’s wife is perhaps the most interesting character, because she’s the only one who lives here Just about everything is in place to make this a killer evening at the theatre. There ...
The biggest, most trenchant laugh on the London stage is nightly cracking up the audience at the West End staging of “Giant” ...
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