Review: FOUR SISTERS by Kitty Evans and Safia Lamrani at The Hope Theatre, Islington 16 – 19 August 2021/Camden Fringe
A Mitchell • 19 August 2021
‘Brought into this timescale with perfection’ ★★★
This modern adaptation of Little Women, set in London 2019, follows the four sisters: as Jo and Meg go to visit Beth and Amy in their London based house. It celebrates connection between women.
I reviewed this wonderful play at The Hope Theatre in Islington. Promising show for these recent graduates. The four sisters were portrayed perfectly well. Each having their very own characters in empathy with Little Women.
The acting was impressive for such a young company, and they brought it into this timescale with perfection. The girls all had their individual issues but the love between them shows through. They were all hurting in their different ways.
Produced well and written with passion. I loved it.
FOUR SISTERS
By Kitty Evans and Safia Lamrani
The Hope Theatre 16th Aug 2021– 19th Aug 2021/ Camden Fringe
Twitter: @FourSistersPlay
Cast:
Kitty Evans Meg March
Safia Lamrani Jo March
Olivia Denton Beth March
Pippa Walton Amy March
Creatives:
Producer Amber Savva
Directors Kitty Evans and Safia Lamrani
Reviewer: A Mitchell volunteered for 4 years with Chicken Shed Theatre. Formerly a social worker who worked with children who had learning disabilities.
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