Arcadia, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol
The popularity of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" owes a great deal to the play's brilliant weave of themes and ideas, declined through characters from two different historical periods " Romantic and modern. There is breathtaking brio in the way the writer's skill combines so many different strands, with both humour and irony: from the mathematics of Fermat's theorem to the exploration of fractals, and from the limits of ra…
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