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Midnight Your Time

“A sad and painful portrait using video calls”

ReviewsMay 14, 2020by Tim BanoYouTube

Diana Quick in Midnight Your Time

Diana Quick in Midnight Your Time

Diana Quick creates a sad and painful portrait of a mother trying to talk to her daughter through video calls in this online revival of Adam Brace’s monologue, directed by Michael Longhurst for the Donmar Warehouse

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