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The Changing Fortunes of the West End’s Fortune Theatre Take a walk down Russell Street in Covent Garden and you'll see one of the saddest looking theatre façades in London. But major plans are afoot to renovate the Fortune Theatre. It felt very slow during the first half. It was sometimes difficult to hear all the dialogue as I was in the upper circle. I felt that we were too far away to hear fully and could only see the tops of heads of the two characters for some of the show.Her writing butns at white heat, deriving intensity from the most everyday situations as easily and experly as from glaring exotica. . . . She makes even the most public acts intimate.” What I don't like is relying purely on style, atmosphere and setting. The details are good--poetic even--but most of these stories are just vignettes. It's useful to consider that approach as a writer, when revising or expanding scenes, for example. But when I have to re-read a section five times just to figure out what the hell is going on--I get frustrated. This story describes a woman's internal battle for her feelings for a male character. It is undetermined if the male character is a lover or the narrator's child. The author creates two possible paths for the narrator's love, but does not specify who she is talking about. The possibility of a child appears when the narrator says, “small soft hands, a bread of desire rising in her stomach”. This hypothesis of a child is seen in “a bread of desire” which means new life. The lover aspect appears in the first sentence, “She knew if she loved him she could make him happy, but she didn’t”. The narrator never confirms who the male is and if she will love him. Brilliant show, a 2 hander tests the ability of the actors but they excelled Hardly any set, no music and very few costumes would normally concern me but that simplicity combined with brilliant acting made for a wonderful evening