Es & Flo review

“Deeply affecting portrayal of an infinite love”

ReviewsMay 4, 202310:39 by Nicholas DaviesWales Millennium Centre, Cardiff

Doreene Blackstock and Liz Crowther in Es & Flo at Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff. Photo: Kirsten McTernan

Jennifer Lunn’s poignant, Popcorn Writing Award-winning new play, directed by Susie McKenna and starring Doreene Blackstock and Liz Crowther, is a deeply moving play about love and dementia

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Nicholas Davies

Nicholas Davies is a freelance writer of screenplays, novels and articles. He is based in Cardiff and previously spent 17 years working for the Arts Council of Wales covering the performing arts

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