US EditionBrighton Fringe Review: Toxic
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Brighton Fringe Review: Toxic
Billed as a semi-autobiographical story about how a couple met, fell in love, and then mucked it up, Nathaniel J Hall’s second theatre piece following the acclaimed ‘First Time’ is a remarkable show. Leaning into the theatrical elements and opportunities from live staging, Hall and his co-star Josh-Susan Enright conjure vividly an intimate story of contemporary dating, love, and navigating the iceberg-sized baggage brought by two three-dimension…
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