Lyttelton, LondonHelen McCrory brings steel and gusto to the role of Terence Rattigan's scorned 1950s loverAfter the whirling excitement of her production of A Doll's House, I half-expected Carrie Cracknell to let rip at Terence Rattigan. That is not quite what she does in The Deep Blue Sea. Instead, she plants a gunpowder trail. The painful realism of the play is encased in strangeness. In an indelible performance, …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 03:51AM on June 12, 2016