Roundhouse Studio, LondonPhilip Osment's brave, funny and helter skelter of a play, Inside, offers a glimpse of young men in prison, all of them fathers. Cleverly staged by Osment and his co-director, Jim Pope, it reeks of sweat, piss, concrete and steel bars. The pity is that, while we can watch it and wonder, those in prison cannot see this mirror held up to themselves: performances due to be staged in Rochester pr…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 05:01PM on November 22, 2010