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Romans: A Novel review

“Bewildering, bleak and often darkly funny”
Kyle Soller, Stuart Thompson and Oliver Johnstone in Romans: A Novel at the Almeida Theatre, London (2025). Photo: Marc Brenner
Kyle Soller, Stuart Thompson and Oliver Johnstone in Romans: A Novel at the Almeida Theatre, London (2025). Photo: Marc Brenner
Timely, ambitious and satisfyingly knotty study of male identity

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