Crucible, SheffieldDavid Hare's play gets richer with time. Acclaimed in 1990 for its accurate portrait of a Church of England in crisis, it now seems a perfect metaphor for British institutional life. Presented as part of Sheffield's three-play Hare season, it could be about the tensions inside any hierarchical organisation, from a political party to a national newspaper.What is impressive is Hare's imaginative…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:06PM on February 17, 2011