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“I watched the play Glamour and this is my view.The...”

Written on: 13/02/2009 by CRITIC (1 review written)

I watched the play Glamour and this is my view.The play takes an episode from Stephen Lowe's Nottingham as a youth as its starting point. The schoolboy Lowe was working at a small Nottingham cinema, the Moulin Rouge, where his tasks included booking foreign films, which were cheaper than new releases. "The continent" - especially Paris - came to embody the idea of romance, sex and glamour. The young Stephen Lowe, represented by Jimmy Potter (not Porter) in the play, decided on a career as a… Read Full Review