Alterations at National Theatre

Alterations at the National Theatre review: 'a finely tailored play'
Alterations at the National Theatre review: 'a finely tailored play' - 4/5 This rediscovered gem from the Black Plays Archive comes alive from the very start
Alterations at the National Theatre
Premiering in London back in 1978, Alterations by Guyanese writer Michael Abbensetts sees its first major revival at London’s National Theatre. We meet tailor Walker Holt; tasked with fulfilling a nigh-on impossible order,
Alterations, National Theatre review – high emotional costs of ambition
Plays about the Windrush Generation are no longer a rarity, but it’s still unusual for revivals of black British classics to get the full resources of the National Theatre. Guyana-born playwright Michael Abbensetts,
Alterations at the National Theatre – review
Alterations by Michael Abbensetts, first seen in 1978, falls very much into the second category. This story of a Guyanese tailor determined to secure his own Carnaby Street store is a sensitive and revealing portrait of the Windrush Generation as they forge a new life in Britain.
Alterations, National Theatre review — an exuberant 1970s comedy of Black British life
But to reach his heart’s desire — a smart tailor’s shop of his own — he’s going to have to make some much more fundamental alterations. And while he’s grinding out the back-breaking 24-hour commission that will help him clinch his dream,
Alterations: A riveting snapshot of 1970s Britain
The National’s staging of this revelatory work from the pioneering but overlooked dramatist Michael Abbensetts reclaims him ...
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'Alterations' review — this glorious, firecracker revival proves that Michael Abbensetts’s work deserves to be seen
Read our review of 1970s drama *Alterations*, starring Arinzé Kene and Cherrelle Skeete, now at the National Theatre to 5 ...
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Alterations review
Uneven revival of pioneering Black playwright Michael Abbensetts’ rarely produced 1978 comedy, directed by Lynette Linton and ...
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