A fine staging of O'Neill's family tragedy crowned by an indelible performanceEugene O'Neill's 1945 play Long Day's Journey Into Night is famously a portrayal of the hellish damage that a sick person can wreak on their family, closely based on his own family. Mary and James Tyrone are images of his own parents, down to details like the father's compromised acting career, the mother's post-natal suffering fr…
SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 06:00AM on February 7, 2018