Jermyn Street theatre, LondonThe quiet life of an elderly Jewish musician is disrupted by an aristocratic German woman in this exploration of guilt, reparation and rootlessnessWhat does it mean to be a rootless citizen of nowhere, forever haunted by the past? That is one of the questions raised by Judith Burnley's debut play, which crams a good deal of European history into 80 minutes and which, even if it sometimes …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:36AM on October 22, 2017