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A Good House review

“Biting, subversive satire ”
Olivia Darnley, Mimî M Khayisa, Sifiso Mazibuko and Scott Sparrow in A Good House at the Jerwood Theatre Downstairs, Royal Court, London. Photo: Camilla Greenwell
Olivia Darnley, Mimî M Khayisa, Sifiso Mazibuko and Scott Sparrow in A Good House at the Jerwood Theatre Downstairs, Royal Court, London. Photo: Camilla Greenwell
Amy Jephta’s incisive comedy skewers the malignant prejudices simmering within a privileged enclave in South Africa

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