Article: Reviews: Plaza Suite: You'll wish it could be short and suite

Plaza Suite Church Hill Theatre *

WHY do amateur dramatics companies who find it difficult enough to act in their mother tongue insist on using hideously painful American accents on stage?

That question echoed throughout this Edinburgh People's Theatre production of the classic Neil Simon three-act comedy, which recounts the stories of three groups of guests staying in the same suite at the Plaza Hotel, New York.

Unfortunately, the comedy was scarce, what should have been a luxurious suite seemed to be decorated from second-hand shops and most of the acting was so poor one had to refrain from shouting the prompts . Act one told the story of a middle-aged couple trying to come to terms ...

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