Finborough theatre, LondonDavid Ireland's provocative, surreal, intensely brutal farce finds a former loyalist paramilitary seeking mediation from Eamonn Holmes for a dispute with his neighbour With much current fiction seeking ticks for sensitivity and positive representation, the work of David Ireland is a spectacular defence of free speech and the right to offend. In Cyprus Avenue (2016), an Ulster unionist enacts…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 09:18AM on November 26, 2021