Josie Rourke continues her first season at the Donmar with a show that links it to her previous theatre - Robert Holman's
Making Noise Quietly premiered at the Bush in 1986, and director Peter Gill has worked at both theatres before. The play is a triptych, and in a programme note David Eldridge says its format directly influenced his own play
Under The Blue Sky (which I liked, so I'll take that as a recommendation) and Simon Stephens'
Wastwater (which I'm sure is also meant to be a recommendation but I don't think I know anyone who actually
saw Wastwater who'd consider the comparison as a good thing.) Eldridge and Stephens also, of course, co-wrote
A Thousand Stars Explode in the Sky with Holman, and he seems to be a writer with a huge influence on other playwrights.
