Boa, Trafalgar Studios 2 - review: An uncluttered, nimble production
The casting of real-life couples can be relied on to impart a frisson " whether for good or ill. Take the art-mirroring life volatility of the Burton/Taylor relationship. Great for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? on screen; a disaster for the 1983 Private Lives, their one joint venture on stage. Or there are instances of the deliberate, drolly ironic counterpoint.Â
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