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Apologia: The laurels go to Joseph Millson, doubling as both sons

Posted: Aug, 05, 2017

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New photos have been shared of the Apologia production (on FT.com) and from last night's after party (on WOS), as well as some great new reviews. The Official London Theatre site offers a list of reasons to see the show, and The Times awarded 4 stars! The Arts Desk also loved the show. 

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Apologia: new production trailer

Posted: Aug, 05, 2017

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A new trailer for Apologia has been uploaded to You Tube following press night, yesterday evening. 

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Apologia: press night after party photos

Posted: Aug, 04, 2017

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Photos from last night's press night after party for Apologia have been shared online. Getty (embedded below), has a few which include Joseph and Sarah-Jane Potts, as does Rex, while there are 2 more of Sarah-Jane with brother Andrew on this site. Getty has added some video footage from the evening as well, including an interview with Joseph.

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Apologia: new production photos and great reviews

Posted: Aug, 04, 2017

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Broadway World has shared several new production photos for Apologia, none are very large sadly. Another great review for the show has been posted on this site, with kind words for Joseph as Simon and Peter.

Kristen Miller is a woman who knows who she is and how she wants the world to see her. She is also a mother to two sons Peter and Simon, both played magnificently by Joseph Millson, and the boys have issues with Kristen and how she has behaved as their mother.

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Apologia: Joseph Millson takes both roles, with laurels

Posted: Aug, 04, 2017

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The Telegraph has shared new photos from Apologia following press night tonight, to accompany its 4 star review! Read the review in full on The Telegraph website.

Yet the separate confrontations with her two sons – so separate they allow Joseph Millson to take both roles, with laurels – pushes the conversational needling into a terrain of loss that strikes at the heart of questions about parenting, career-making and home-making, framed within the context of early feminism. Channing beautifully lets a lifetime of hurt seep through that brittle façade.

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