Lloyd Evans Lloyd Evans

A last hurrah for the Zoom play

Socially Distant *Yet Digitally Close, from Grid Iron Theatre Company, is a great feat of imagination and a valuable account of lockdown

One of the 30 artful and attractive filmed monologues that make up Grid Iron Theatre's Socially Distant *Yet Digitally Close

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