The setting is a drawing room, idyllic fields beyond conjured by printed screens, but Stanley Houghton's play casts out the afternoon world of tea and scones for a whisky-fuelled criticism of social and sexual mores, carefully observed, but sadly rendered in broad strokes by this fun but careless production. Written in 1910, and enjoying substantial [...]
SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 03:38PM on September 15, 2012