Review of The Poltergeist at Arcola Theatre where memory turns into a fight

Louis Davison brings stamina and sharp intensity to Philip Ridley’s The Poltergeist, though its relentless speed can push too hard.

Louis Davison brings stamina and sharp intensity to Philip Ridley’s The Poltergeist, though its relentless speed can push too hard.

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Review of The Poltergeist at Arcola Theatre where memory turns into a fight

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