Finborough, LondonUgliness and beauty sit side by side in Naomi Wallace's play set in segregated America in the 1950s. Taking its title from an Emily Dickinson poem, it's a drama that brings its own quiet hush and playful poetry to bear on the story of African-American Jamie and white working-class Dee who meet as teenagers serving prison sentences.Nine years later, the two have been released and have set up home tog…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:16PM on May 22, 2011