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The Forsyte Saga Parts 1 & 2 review

“Joseph Millson is riveting”
Joseph Millson and Fiona Hampton in The Forsyte Saga at Park Theatre, London. Photo: Mitzi de Margary
Joseph Millson and Fiona Hampton in The Forsyte Saga at Park Theatre, London. Photo: Mitzi de Margary
Joseph Millson’s magnetic central performance drives this sweeping, ambitious two-part story of generational conflict and social change

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