Octagon, BoltonDavid Rudkin's 1972 play about an infertile couple is revived to intimate, funny and touching effectCiaran Bagnall's set is starkly impersonal in its shiny whiteness and sculpted clean lines. Two arching struts rise up at the back of the stage and curve slightly above it. The overall image suggests giant, geometrical fallopian tubes and womb. In this clinical setting, Colin and Anne are trying to conce…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:12AM on March 5, 2017