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Farm Hall review

“Entertaining”
ReviewsAug 14, 2024by Tom WickerTheatre Royal Haymarket, London
Julius D'Silva, Archie Backhouse, Forbes Masson, Alan Cox, Daniel Boyd and David Yelland in Farm Hall at Theatre Royal Haymarket, London. Photo: Alex Brenner
Julius D'Silva, Archie Backhouse, Forbes Masson, Alan Cox, Daniel Boyd and David Yelland in Farm Hall at Theatre Royal Haymarket, London. Photo: Alex Brenner
This mannered, but intellectually gripping, exploration of the Nazis’ pursuit of the atom bomb transfers from Jermyn Street Theatre to the Haymarket

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