Lyttelton, LondonTerence Rattigan's powerful portrait of emotional turmoil in postwar Britain is beautifully played " if only the sound effects weren't so disruptiveTerence Rattigan's best play has been long overdue for revival at the National. Fortunately, it gets an impassioned production by Carrie Cracknell that illuminates Rattigan's psychological understanding and boasts a shining performance from Helen McCrory.…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:32AM on June 9, 2016