Drayton Arms, LondonAfter a surfeit of Miss Julies in London, it's refreshing to find this rare August Strindberg one-act play popping up in an attractive space above a South Kensington pub. Written in 1892, it's a highly charged 50-minute piece that proves the truth of Strindberg's argument that four-fifths of a five-act play is scaffolding and that drama can be reduced to a short&…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 01:49PM on June 4, 2013