A Dead Body in Taos review

“Fascinating concept”

ReviewsOct 28, 2022by Rachel HalliburtonWilton's Music Hall, London

Eve Ponsonby in A Dead Body in Taos at Wilton's Music Hall, London. Photo: Tristram Kenton

David Farr’s radioactively intelligent script provokes fascinating questions about a digital afterlife

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Rachel Halliburton has been a theatre critic for 20 years, writing for publications including the Evening Standard, the Independent and the Arts Desk. As a writer she's covered everything from shipping routes in the Arctic to 18th-century art scandals, but she's always very happy to be back in the stalls.

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