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Kim’s Convenience review

“Light, entertaining and keenly observed”
Namju Go and Ins Choi in Kim's Convenience at the Park Theatre, London. Photo: Mark Douet
Namju Go and Ins Choi in Kim's Convenience at the Park Theatre, London. Photo: Mark Douet
Playwright Ins Choi gives a consummate central performance in this warm-hearted sitcom about a Korean immigrant family making ends meet in Canada

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