Available onlinePeter Barnes's spellbinding play about class as seen by a Buckingham Palace footman is the pick of these four single-handers Most of Peter Barnes's people in this quartet of monologues are disenchanted. They rail against social inequalities and speak of time slipping away, of losing their faith, and of cosmic disorder. They are more openly angry than the quietly suffering characters in Alan Bennett's …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:06AM on February 18, 2021