The London Theatre Review: Hamnet By Ross  Sitting up high above, legs dangling, she takes in the surroundings, as some wild spirits run circles around her down below. It’s a memory-filled landscape, overflowing with sadness and love. It ignites the unpacking, biting into the rich-apple-dense formula that elicits both fire and water, all at once … Continue reading West End’s Hamnet Engages Openly with Grief and a New Maternal View