End of the Rainbow; The Invisible Man " reviews
Trafalgar Studios; Menier Chocolate Factory, both LondonPeter Quilter's musical play about Judy Garland is wafer-thin and depressingly predictable, and relies for its effect far too heavily on camp " a laziness possibly born of the knowledge that Garland's fans will devotedly pack out almost anything to which her name is attached (Quilter has her say in the play: "I could vomit my dinner in their laps, and I'd still …
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