Prepare yourself for an intense, watchful experience, because there's no interval in Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan's adaptation of George Orwell's seminal novel, 1984. Produced by Headlong, TIME called it a "sense-overloadingly visceral experience", but really, should we expect anything less? Especially if the book is going to be done any justice at all. Employing all manner of suffocating, blinding and torturous methods of staging and multimedia flourishes, the play, which has...
Reported by Newmarket News 1 day ago.
Prepare yourself for an intense, watchful experience, because there's no interval in Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan's adaptation of George Orwell's seminal novel, 1984. Produced by Headlong, TIME called it a "sense-overloadingly visceral experience", but really, should we expect anything less? Especially if the book is going to be done any justice at all. Employing all manner of suffocating, blinding and torturous methods of staging and multimedia flourishes, the play, which has...
Reported by Newmarket News 1 day ago.