Review – The Score, a spirited duel of wit, music and power
Brian Cox dazzles as Bach in Oliver Cotton’s uneven but entertaining play, blending music, politics, and humour in a lively, if scattered, theatrical experience.
Brian Cox dazzles as Bach in Oliver Cotton’s uneven but entertaining play, blending music, politics, and humour in a lively, if scattered, theatrical experience.
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