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    The Most Precious of Goods at Marylebone Theatre review: a savagely bitter tale of the Holocaust

    by Nick Curtis Jan 24, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: Beresford Hodge

    At once savagely bitter and chirpily sweet, this show extracts a cruel fairytale from events of the Holocaust. From an armchair, (who took over when original actor Allan Corduner fell ill) reads us the tale of a father and a baby girl who survive Auschwitz at

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