The Offing

“Alluring and sharply witty”

ReviewsNov 10, 2021by Tracey SinclairLive Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne

Cate Hamer and Ingvild Lakou in The Offing at Live Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne. Photo: Tony Bartholomew

Sharp writing, strong performances and lush design make for a compelling adaptation of Benjamin Myers’ novel of unlikely friendship

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Tracey Sinclair is a freelance writer and editor, working for a wide range of arts and business magazines online and in print. She is also a published author and performed playwright, whose work has been included in several anthologies and performed on radio.

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