Kiss Me, Trafalgar Studios, London, review: Claire Lams is enchanting as Stephanie, The Independent
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Richard Bean's two-hander 'Kiss Me' about a woman in 1929 desperate for a baby who has a brief encounter with a sperm donor is strikingly different from his mega-hit 'One Man, Two Guvnors
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Review: Kiss Me at Trafalgar Studios - Theatre Weekly
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April 15, 2023: Volume XCI, No. 8 by Kirkus Reviews - Issuu
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Kiss Me review, Trafalgar Studios, London, 2017
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Kiss Me review – Richard Bean's tender two-hander keeps you guessing, Theatre