Tobacco Factory, BristolBea Roberts' adaptation is best when it amps up its visual gags, though it searches for a plot and a perspectiveThe world can be scary when everything else is bigger than you. Relocating Mary Norton's beloved children's novel to Bristol, Bea Roberts' adaptation joyfully engages with the challenges of scale in this tale of a family who live below the floorboards. But in the move from page to st…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:42PM on December 16, 2018