Four Quartets review " Ralph Fiennes triumphs with bold TS Eliot monologue
Theatre Royal Bath Fiennes imbues Eliot's last great poem with all the drama of a Shakespearean soliloquy in a magnificent, intimate theatrical experience By the time TS Eliot wrote his last great poem, he had turned to playwriting hoping to reach a bigger audience (the opening lines of Burnt Norton, the first in the quartet, are leftovers from Murder in the Cathedral). So Ralph Fiennes and James Dacre's adaptation …
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