Pitlochry festival theatreForbidden love blooms between Catholic and Protestant settlers in Nicola McCartney's razor-sharp study of cultural identity Imagine Romeo and Juliet transplanted several thousand miles from home, with the Capulets and Montagues still going at each other hammer and tongs. That, broadly, is the scenario of Nicola McCartney's neglected 1998 drama in which the schisms of Northern Ireland's relig…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:32AM on July 30, 2019