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Unique and disturbing: Donmar Warehouse’s Blindness reviewed

The theatre's first offering since lockdown is a terrifying audio adaptation of Jose Saramago's novel Blindness

A word in your ear: Donmar Warehouse’s disturbing new sound installation, Blindness. Credit: Helen Maybanks
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