Old Vic Tunnels, LondonIn theory, this underground venue should be an ideal place to stage Eugene O'Neill's early sea plays, two of which are set in a ship's forecastle. But, with its shaky acoustic and unraked front rows, the space somewhat limits the impact of these remarkable pieces, and of Kenneth Hoyt's highly accomplished production.Written between 1914 and 1917, the three plays visibly draw on O'Neill's own se…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 01:45PM on January 29, 2012