Therese Raquin, Theatre Royal Bath, review: 'Highly intelligent and horribly compelling'
Adapted by Helen Edmundson and directed by Jonathan Munby, this is a highly intelligent and horribly compelling stage treatment of Zola's great 1867 novel of adulterous love, murder, and then the mutual disgust and psychological disintegration that ensue as the water-logged deed haunts and consumes the errant couple.Â