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An Oak Tree Review: Whether Hypnosis or Children At Play Tim Crouch's Theatrical Marvel Still Shines
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An Oak Tree Review: Whether Hypnosis or Children At Play Tim Crouch's Theatrical Marvel Still Shines
On Thursday, An Oak Tree came to life for its 417th performance, this time at the Brighton Dome with Ruth Wilson as the guest actor. Having spoken to Tim before the show, I had some idea of what to expect, but nothing quite prepares you for the strange calm of it all. The performances were powerful, layered and deeply human, but what really stayed with me wasn’t the acting, it was Tim’s writing. The way he weaved the narrative felt effortless. O…
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