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Takeaway review

“Smoulders and never quite ignites”
Phina Oruche, Bene Sebuyange and Adi Alfa in Takeaway at the Everyman Theatre, Liverpool. Photo: Sharron Wallace
Phina Oruche, Bene Sebuyange and Adi Alfa in Takeaway at the Everyman Theatre, Liverpool. Photo: Sharron Wallace
Incendiary writing from Nathan Powell staged with warmth and heart rather than fire

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