Some Woman review – Anne-Marie Duff is wholly believable but this twisty drama is not

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Some Woman review – Anne-Marie Duff is wholly believable but this twisty drama is not

Dorfman theatre, London The far-fetched plot turns and some underdeveloped characters undermine the powerful messages about prejudice in Helen Edmundson’s play Opposing forces tug against each other in this new drama as Anne-Marie Duff is magnificent amid playwright Helen Edmundson’s implausible plotting. The result is a failed suspension of disbelief yet a convincing central performance. Duff plays Julie, a mother, …