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Theatre

Perfect to fall asleep to: Good Grief reviewed

13 February 2021

9:00 AM

13 February 2021

9:00 AM

Good Grief

platformpresents.com, until 15 April

Shook

papatango.co.uk, until 28 February

Good Grief is a new drama starring Sian Clifford who shot to fame as the older sister in Fleabag. The script by Lorien Haynes is described by the producers as ‘sharp, funny, brutal, irreverent and quintessentially British’. The action begins after a funeral where a handsome young Asian guy named Adam, chats to a fellow mourner, Cat, who looks about ten years older than him.

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