Minerva, ChichesterIt would be nice to think that Caryl Churchill's 1982 play, written during the rise of Thatcherism, now looks dated. In fact, it seems terrifyingly topical in its portrait of an individualistic society in which the few thrive at the expense of the many. What has changed, as Max Stafford-Clark's alert and zippy production proves, is the focus of dramatic interest in a play that views the role of wom…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:18AM on October 18, 2017