Finborough, LondonPanned when it was first produced, this piece has no hint of the inequality of passion that normally drives Rattigan's playsCritically hammered on its debut in 1958, Terence Rattigan's update of La Dame aux Camélias by Alexandre Dumas, fils, is now getting its first revival. But, for all the stylishness of Michael Oakley's production, it doesn't emerge as a major rediscovery. You feel that Rattigan…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:29AM on March 3, 2014