Hanging on every word: ROPE at the Oxford Union
The exuberant, ornamental setting of the Oxford Union is not one that works for every play, yet as I entered the Macmillan Room, I was immediately transported into the decadent, aristocratic world of ROPE, a Hamilton play later made famous by Hitchcock’s 1948 adaptation. As I walked tentatively over the luxurious rugs which formed the […]
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