Rose, KingstonStephen Unwin's production captures the grey mood of Ibsen's gripping family story " until an ill-timed interval breaks the spellThe portrait of the late Captain Alving may stare down from the wall in Stephen Unwin's swansong production for the Rose, but the ghosts in Ibsen's gripping 1882 drama are lies, not the dead. They come back to haunt with a greater vengeance than any revenant.Taking its vi…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:15AM on September 30, 2013