Southwark Playhouse, LondonIs her adopted war orphan son a terrorist, or just a boy pushing boundaries? JC Lee's play makes tantalising capital out of guilty feelings and a climate of suspicionHow much resolution do we crave in drama? If Pinter and Beckett have taught us anything, it is that plays are often at their best when they allow us the freedom to supply our own endings. This intriguing American work by JC Lee…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:39AM on March 13, 2016