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A Critical Review of ‘The Woman In Black’, seen at The Fortune Theatre, 9th July 2001.
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Sam Cushion 11A A Critical Review of 'The Woman In Black', seen at The Fortune Theatre, 9th July 2001. I knew nothing of this play beforehand. It was to be a surprise viewing because it was a mystery as to what type of play I'd be viewing e.g. drama, romance, comedy, horror or mystery. The theatre was smaller than I had anticipated, yet still held it's own charm. Very little was allowed to be seen by the audience before the play began - all that could be seen were strange shapes in the mysterious shadows. This in turn led to my being excited and curious - the fact that very little was given away helped. It was dark, mysterious and tense, a taster of what was to come - the scene was set. The plot. Arthur Kipps needs to tell a story, but he needs help - it is a...
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