Hampstead theatre, LondonRichard's Nelson's elegiac monologue feels like Paul Jesson is live-reading a novel and results in a sense of stagnation Richard's Nelson's monologue, written for Paul Jesson to perform, is a meditation on life and death, the theatre and what it means to be an actor. Beginning at Waterloo train station, he takes us with him on a romantic train journey to the West Country to visit an old frien…
