Lloyd Evans Lloyd Evans

Right play, wrong place: The Fellowship, at Hampstead Theatre, reviewed

Plus: at Southwark Playhouse a dull and over-blown work that has been handsomely directed

Cherrelle Skeete (Dawn) and Suzette Llewellyn (Marcia) in Roy Williams's The Fellowship. Image: © Robert Day
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  • The Fellowship

    Hampstead Theatre, until 23 July

  • The Lesson

    Southwark Playhouse, until 23 July

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