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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Arifa Akbar

A-Typical Rainbow review – sparky debut from a promising playwright

Luminous … (from left) James Westphal, Caroline Deverill, Maya Manuel and JJ Green in A-Typical Rainbow.
Luminous … (from left) James Westphal, Caroline Deverill, Maya Manuel and JJ Green in A-Typical Rainbow. Photograph: Pamela Raith

This debut play about a boy growing up autistic and queer has plenty of theatrical wonders. Writer JJ Green, who also plays Boy, depicts the hard realities of his character’s childhood but alongside there is a world of mermaids and starry skies that he believes in just as much. That parallel world interrupts reality with sparky humour and magic in Bronagh Lagan’s production. He can romp across the universe in his mind’s eye, Boy says, but “just don’t ask me to make eye contact”.

Dreamlike … (from left) Maya Manuel, Joy Tan and Conor Joseph in A-Typical Rainbow at the Turbine theatre.
Dreamlike … (from left) Maya Manuel, Joy Tan and Conor Joseph in A-Typical Rainbow at the Turbine theatre. Photograph: Pamela Raith
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