EDINBURGH 2018: Review: SONG OF LUNCH, Pleasance
A businessman heads out to lunch. He leaves a note at work to say he may be some time. He's going to meet an old flame in an Italian restaurant that he hasn't been to in years. Upon arrival, he realises that the restaurant has changed greatly- as has the woman he is meeting.
Robert Bathurst is a skilled storyteller and delivers the poetic script with great enthusiasm. He finds that his ex has moved on and done very well for herself and his manner changes from hopeful and optimistic to quite defeated.
Behind him, there is a large screen that shows graphics of his journey to the restaurant. The detail in the drawings are wonderful and they really enhance the play.
At just 50 minutes, it mimics the timeframe of a lunch break and makes for a pleasant and compact piece of theatre.
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