Lyttelton, LondonSimon Stephens has a way with women. His Harper Regan (2008) was a memorable play about a mother who abandons her family. And in Port, first seen at Manchester's Royal Exchange in 2002, he shows a daughter triumphantly surviving her mother's defection. Not the least of the play's achievements is that it provides a gorgeous central role, which the relatively unknown Kate O'Flynn plays with breathtakin…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:59AM on January 29, 2013