Letting in Air

I can't believe this review. I really enjoyed the play. I laughed and cried, as did all the other members of the audience. The characters of Amy and Frank were fantastic. It is really worth going to see.

An extraordinary review! As a previous comment says, must have been a different play! One wonders what sort of hidden angst was motivating the reviewer, and that he had too much identification with one of the characters. Certainly, the character of Adam, as a sulky, irrational and immature young man, may have struck some chords! This is a good play, written by a promising playwright whose work I've seen and enjoyed in the past. It examines the relationship between a father and son well, through some sensitive and convincing acting by a strong cast, especially the older male lead, and the young girl. The set is good, and the directing brings out the best in the plot. I'm off to see it again, just to show moral support!

A shame your critic didn't connect with this play.I laughed and so did the people all around me. I was moved by it and they seemed to be too.

I know theatre criticism is subjective but this review runs counter to all the others I've read as well as my own experience of a special evening. Don't be put off!!

You must have been seeing a different play! This was a sensitive & thoughtful production that avoided the banal & obvious resolutions- perhaps that was what you were missing???