Assured family comedy-drama spotlighting modern gender politics.

A slick, hilariously perceptive reviva

It seems every time you step into Jermyn Street Theatre you step back in time.  Tonight, we are transported to around 1900. It’s a time when a woman separated from her husband would be perceived as damaged goods. It’s also a time when any play challenging perceived acceptable behaviour would likely be banned. It’s possibly because of this fact that writer Harley Granville Barker never let this play be performed.  Instead it sat collecting dust for over one hundred years, ...

An absorbing study of a family in decline and the strain that mental health puts on their relationships, but not enough of a meaty story at its core.