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Conversations After Sex review

“Frustratingly, unsatisfactorily nurtured”
ReviewsMay 6, 202512:30 by Holly O'MahonyPark Theatre, London
Olivia Lindsay and Julian Moore Cook in Conversations After Sex at Park Theatre, London. Photo: Jake Bush
Olivia Lindsay and Julian Moore Cook in Conversations After Sex at Park Theatre, London. Photo: Jake Bush
Jess Edwards directs a strangled production of Mark O’Halloran’s intimate, underwritten play about sexual adventure and connection

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