MZG Theatre Productions; available onlineJanie Dee impresses in a smart production of a Terence Rattigan solo work bound up in class issues Terence Rattigan has long been rescued from the theatrical limbo into which he was cast by Kenneth Tynan and the ironing board. Qualities that caused him to be despised " reticence, obliqueness " now often appear to be not evasions but subtleties. The Deep Blue Sea (1952) has dat…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 06:54AM on February 21, 2021