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‘Giant’ Review: John Lithgow Is Incendiary in an Arresting Debut Play About Roald Dahl and Antisemitism

The biggest, most trenchant laugh on the London stage is nightly cracking up the audience at the West End staging of “Giant” — and it’s a moment indicative of the blissful timing in the writing and the expert acting. That a laugh that big arrives in a first play (by Mark Rosenblatt) is impressive; that […]

May 7, 2025 - 21:39
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‘Giant’ Review: John Lithgow Is Incendiary in an Arresting Debut Play About Roald Dahl and Antisemitism
The biggest, most trenchant laugh on the London stage is nightly cracking up the audience at the West End staging of “Giant” — and it’s a moment indicative of the blissful timing in the writing and the expert acting. That a laugh that big arrives in a first play (by Mark Rosenblatt) is impressive; that […]
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