Giant play: Roald Dahl’s wife is perhaps the most interesting character, because she’s the only one who lives here Just about everything is in place to make this a killer evening at the theatre.

The biggest, most trenchant laugh on the London stage is nightly cracking up the audience at the West End staging of “Giant” — and ... big arrives in a first play (by Mark Rosenblatt ...

Worse, a storm of criticism was gathering over a book review he’d written which seemed ... unsatisfying central figure to this play: Giant ultimately lacks tension, because it’s clear from ...

Last year, John Lithgow starred as Roald Dahl in Mark Rosenblatt’s debut play to critical acclaim ... in a fantastic performance. The title Giant questions the towering, charming Dahl as ...

In the August 1983 issue of Literary Review, a British journal ... is the subject of a new play, “Giant,” written by Mark Rosenblatt and directed by Nicholas Hytner, that runs at the Royal ...

“I’m a direct sort,” the big friendly giant says to his Jewish publisher in a play set over the course ... He’s also just written a review of a book called God Cried, an account of the ...

Giant play: Roald Dahl’s wife is perhaps the most interesting character, because she’s the only one who lives here Just about everything is in place to make this a killer evening at the theatre. There ...