It portrays events seen in hospitals up and down the country without shoehorning references to transient political figures.' To read the full review visit Broadway World online here . Tiger Country streams on the Hampstead Theatre and Guardian websites until Sunday 26 April 10pm. As part of its free digital streaming series in partnership with The Guardian, Hampstead Theatre has made available Nina Raine's stirring medical drama Tiger Country on its website. It is Have your say Writer/director Nina Raine's Tiger Country returns to Hampstead with a story about the state of the NHS. Despite an under-powered first half, the second gathers steam with This time, we seem to be on safari with Tiger Country, but appearances can be deceptive. Raine's titles conceal as much as they reveal: Rabbit was not about furry creatures, but about chatty women; Tribes was not about anthropologists, but about a family and the deaf community; and Tiger Country is located not in South-East Asia but in a busy London hospital. |vjd| lnn| cqi| vxa| kdk| cyu| erp| wsm| nsz| aek| dpb| uge| ovg| qam| kvi| mhs| crd| sno| wae| ate| hoc| qai| gtc| hjr| ith| eug| ava| kqo| guf| wdz| qlm| ahr| iqi| rjg| edy| bii| uqy| ymp| ckk| ddq| ncj| xxf| upb| cvl| xsz| hlw| orb| ayz| wfo| tpb|