Orange Tree, London"It's been a strange evening," says a character at the end of Lars Noren's play. That seems an understatement for a work in which a family dinner party turns into a psychological slugfest that even Noren's Swedish mentor, Strindberg, might have balked at. But although the play, written in 1989 and deftly translated by Gunilla Anderman, is about as far from English politesse as you could get, it's w…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:04PM on May 9, 2011