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Play Review: A Chorus Of Disapproval
 Comedy is a class act
EDMONTON -- Alan Aykbourn is a writing machine. The program for A Chorus of Disapproval, a droll and well-realized production, tells us he's written 60 plays in 30 years.
This direct theatrical descendant of Noel Coward and George Bernard Shaw pens works that are recognizable for crackling wit, theatrical savvy and pointed comment on the British sensibility.
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