James Fritz's play explores the spoken and unspoken ripples of grief with fine naturalism The title of James Fritz's play is allusive, oblique even. I assume it refers to how, in the aftermath of a catastrophe such as an erupting volcano, it's the lava that spreads outwards, changing the form of the surrounding landscape. It's not the epicentre of the disaster, but its adjoining regions, where the impact of what has…
SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 01:42AM on April 22, 2022