Inis Nua Theatre Company's latest production, Hymn by Lolita Chakrabarti, has been making waves in the theater community. This powerful play explores the unlikely friendship between two men from different backgrounds, united by their love of music. And now, you can get an in-depth look at this must-see production by reading the review in the Broad Street Review.

 

Vaughan and Thomas achieve moments of deep introspection and aching transparency

Written by seasoned theater critic Cameron Kelsall, this review provides a nuanced perspective on what makes Hymn such a compelling and thought-provoking piece of theater.

Chakrabarti’s structure is smartly crafted, with deeply dramatic encounters between Gil and Benny alternating with moments of levity. She also infuses music into the action, with songs like 'Papa Was a Rolling Stone' and 'Lean on Me' commenting subtly on the evolving stages of the brothers’ relationship.

The Inis Nua Theatre Company has a reputation for bringing innovative and thought-provoking productions to the stage, and Hymn is no exception. With its powerful themes and dynamic performances, this play is sure to be a hit with theater enthusiasts.

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to the Broad Street Review and read the review of Hymn now. And be sure to grab your tickets to see this unforgettable production before it's too late.

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