Anyone who cares about the theatre should rush to see Kendall Feaver’s Wherever She Wanders which Griffin Theatre Company is doing until 10 December. Looking at her work and talking to her when she was adapting Miles Franklin’s My Brilliant Career for that marvellous actress Nikki Shiels was a huge eye-opener because Kendall Feaver,who has been commissioned by top London theatre companies to write plays for them, is alive to every flicker of contemporary life and its political refraction while having an essentially dialectical (which is to say dramatic) sensibility so that she is intensely attentive to voices and points...
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