Pauline Adamek
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Now playing at Knightsbridge Theatre is a quasi-farcical romantic comedy about a guy and the lengths he will go to to retrieve a long-lost love.
You can read my review of Some Sweet Day by clicking the link.
Review by Pauline Adamek
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