Brotherly Love
- Source: The List (Issue 687)
- Date: 14 August 2011
- Written by: Lauren Mayberry
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This article is from 2011.
Tensions high and voices loud feels uncomfortable
Two very different brothers are all grown up but still harbour resentments in this hour-long play. Tensions are high and voices loud throughout but it feels uncomfortable, like walking in on an argument between people you barely know. Special points for spotting Jay’s dad from The Inbetweeners.
Laughing Horse @ The Counting House, 667 7533, until 28 Aug, 5pm, free.
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- 1. Eric Fugg, Edinburgh – 15 August 2011, 10:20pmReport
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It's not that hard to spot him, is it? He's on the posters, the flyers and in the picture here.
I know you're pushed for space, but that's a pathetic excuse for a review and a cheap shot.
I saw this and it's a solid entertaining play - not groundbreaking, sure, but well acted. And I thought the 'walking in on an argument between two people you barely know' was kind of the point.
Professional critic? Bah!
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