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The Book of Mountains and Seas review

“Requires fine-tuning”
Ephraim Birney and Eric Elizaga in The Book of Mountains and Seas at the Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh. Photo: Blumenfield McCollum
Ephraim Birney and Eric Elizaga in The Book of Mountains and Seas at the Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh. Photo: Blumenfield McCollum
Dramatically unsatisfying play about loss that struggles to deliver on an interesting premise

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