Stage and Cinema Review of Flare Path FLARE DONE WITH FLAIRUnlike Sherwood’s Idiot’s Delight (1936), Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path (1941) is not an anti-war play. Both take place in a hotel and have a [...]
Stage Raw Review of Flare Path RECOMMENDED: In the middle years of the 20th century, Terrence Rattigan (1911-1977) was perhaps England’s most important playwright. (Noel Coward was in a state of temporary eclipse, [...]
Beverly Hills Theatre 40 Lights Up “Flare Path” Play HELLO AMERICA!—The famous Beverly Hills “Theatre 40” is currently highlighting the Terence Rattigan play Flare Path. It is a teaser of a story [...]
LA Times: Flare Path is "sociologically fascinating" and "emotionally cathartic" First produced in 1942 in London, Terence Rattigan's "Flare Path," now at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills, is as sociologically fascinating as [...]
Actors Entertainment: Flare Path is a classy World War II romantic drama FLARE PATH – “classy and atmospheric” – Theatre Review by Sandro Monetti Stiff upper lips, repressed emotions and the ever [...]
Flare Path is a gem - Audrey Linden Intense Romantic War-Romance “Flare Path” World War 2 Drama Rating: 5 Stars Illuminating “Flare Path” There are few productions in which I would not [...]
StageSceneLA: Flare Path is a Forgotten Gem A dashing English WWII fighter pilot. A handsome Hollywood film star. The pilot’s actress wife who loves them both. Could any triangle be more ripe [...]