Much of Griffin Theatre Company's “London Wall” works quite well: a story of female connection in the male-dominated workspaces of the West End, a sentimental heart and the fiery tempo of a clever English drama. In the hands of this ensemble, it falls in to place easily. The play, written in 1931, seems almost prescient […]
SOURCE: www.newcitystage.com at 07:00PM on January 20, 2016