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Razor-sharp wit
British playwright Richard Bean brings razor-sharp wit and an amusing sense of the absurd to this high-spirited romp through the fractious terrain of climate change science.
ARTICLE
2:42PM, Wednesday 15 May, 2013
The strategy will probably reinforce whatever point-of-view audience members bring to the play and the lengthy expositions on interpreting scientific evidence seem pointless when the conclusions are so clearly pre-determined by the stark polarity between the saintly sceptic and her evil tormentors.
ARTICLE
1:06PM, Wednesday 15 May, 2013
There is a lot more subtlety in the play's hilarious dissection of middle-class domestic dysfunction which plunges us into an explosive battle between a well-intentioned working mother and her anorexic, home-schooled daughter.
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