StageSceneLA review of SEPARATE TABLES Following their superb 2014 revival of Terence Rattigan’s WWII-era Flare Path, Theatre 40 returns to Rattigan territory with a less successful Separate Tables, the mid-twentieth-century English playwright’s pair [...]

The Geek Authority: SEPARATE TABLES "will keep you hooked" It’s 1958 and at the Beauregard Hotel in England which is a place where certain people like to return to and others just [...]

Los Angeles Times: SEPARATE TABLES "frequently enthralls" Terence Rattigan's "Separate Tables," two one-acts cobbled into one evening at Theatre 40, is a prime example of 1950s theater at its most retro: chatty, discursive and [...]

Splash Magazines: SEPARATE TABLES directed with "skill and compassion" Celebrated playwright Terence Rattigan obviously had a handle on what it means to be lonely - and maybe even an outlier – as [...]

Stage Raw: SEPARATE TABLES is "fun to watch" In the 1940s and 50s, British playwright Terrence Rattigan was considered an important playwright, scoring successes in both England and the U.S. with The [...]

Broadway World LA: SEPARATE TABLES is "handsome and emotionally charged" Dated? Most definitely. Terence Rattigan's Separate Tables is about 1950s morality as it was experienced in Great Britain. Things have changed over 60 years; [...]

ItsNotAboutMe.TV: SEPARATE TABLES "is a really good ride" This is perhaps the most ambitious production I’ve seen at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills in the almost two and a half years that [...]

Accessibly Live Off-Line review of SEPARATE TABLES Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills closes out their 2016-17 season with Terence Rattigan’s SEPARATE TABLES, a drama that blends a pair of stories that uses the [...]

Haines His Way: "wonderful characters" in SEPARATE TABLES “Loneliness is a terrible thing, don’t you agree.” That sentiment is expressed by one of the lonely characters in British playwright Terence Rattigan’s Separate [...]