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To Have and to Hold review

“Ploddingly paced”
ReviewsNov 7, 2023by Dave FargnoliHampstead Theatre, London
Marion Bailey and Alun Armstrong in To Have and to Hold at Hampstead Theatre, London. Photo: Marc Brenner
Marion Bailey and Alun Armstrong in To Have and to Hold at Hampstead Theatre, London. Photo: Marc Brenner
Touching but turgidly paced portrait of an ageing couple coming to terms with mortality

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