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 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN DALSTON

“You don’t have to know your Dostoevsky to admire the topical variation on Crime and Punishment that David Farr has created with the help of a school drama group.”
The Times

“…Sandwiches 600 pages of psychotic meltdown and spiritual redemption into just two hours of punchy streetwise drama”
Evening Standard

“David Farr’s riveting reworking swiftly establishes that it need make no apologies for transposing the Russian tale of suffering and redemption to the multiracial north-east London district of Dalston.”
The Independent