Maggie May review

“Funny, furious and moving look at dementia's impact”

ReviewsMay 12, 2022by Angelo IrvingLeeds Playhouse

Tony Timberlake and Eithne Browne in Maggie May at Leeds Playhouse. Photo: Zoe Martin

Frances Poet’s play starring Eithne Browne celebrates the value of love and learning to live with an incurable disease

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Angelo Irving is a writer and performer whose character Black Boris, a satirical take on the Prime Minister, has been seen on Netflix’s Death to 2020 as well as popular online sketches. He is also a member of the Black in a Box podcast. You can find his sketches on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok

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