Lawrence After Arabia: ★★★★ from The Sunday Telegraph
Posted on 19 May 2016.
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lawrence after arabia review
tim auld, the sunday telegraph
'Howard Brenton's new play kicks off in 1922. TE Lawrence's days of derring-do during the First World War are long gone and the soldier-turned-writer (played by the gung-ho Jack Laskey) is seeking anonymity'
'The evocation of life in the Shaw home is clever and engaging'
'Geraldine James brings intense emotion as Shaw's wife.'
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