Park, LondonBrutality and tenderness are strange but seductive bedfellows in Gary Henderson's two-hander, which evokes a loamy sense of place " New Zealand's Canterbury plains and surrounding mountains " and an even stronger appreciation of a long but not always untroubled marriage.Time is deceptive in Henderson's dramatic world: when we first meet Tom and Elizabeth they appear young, although they are recalling thei…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 01:49PM on July 22, 2013