REVIEW: Alterations, Lyttelton National Theatre (2025)
The Windrush Generation in the Rag Trade "A man is incomplete until he’s married and then he’s really finished."Walker Arinzé Kene as Walker Holt (Photo:Marc Brenner) This play by Michael…
The Windrush Generation in the Rag Trade "A man is incomplete until he’s married and then he’s really finished."Walker Arinzé Kene as Walker Holt (Photo:Marc Brenner) This play by Michael…
The play opens at an exhibition where one of the visitors is an actor, Lou (Kiza Deen) who is working on a film, The Ghost Ship, about the painter Joseph Turner and his painting where she plays an African woman Olu.
The joyous thing about Kwame's dramatic writing is the minutely observed detail, a delicious comedic warmth and the way he tempers serious political points with gentle amusement. In my book, it is a much more effective way of delivering a message than hitting the audience over the head with doctrine.