Bill Nighy

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The cast tries their hardest. Michael Simkins manages to inject some life and levity into the doughy Hugh in what is a decent production of a sadly truncated work. Had Elyot lived, he would have rearranged raw materials and created an enduring drama.

Dessert: A timely drama with strong premise but needs rewriting

The play settles into a clash of ideas. We learn that Eddie’s dad was a prosperous businessman who lost his cash in one of Hugh’s investment vehicles.

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