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Perched on a sofa they probably bought on a DFS instalment plan, a couple survey the mad, bad world around them – and scoff. Husband John, played by Ian Groombridge, is the kind of man who confidently pronounces San Diego as the capital of Chile and laughs, incredulous at your stupidity, while Olivia Darnley's Anna is woman calcified with ignorance, scorn and neurosis. Unlike the neighbours they so despise – a motley crew of social outcasts and third world immigrants – they have options. But the world outside cannot be kept a bay forever, as playwright Andrew Muir reveals in this dark tale of what goes on behind closed doors and closed minds, where dialogue drips with fear and loathing and, in Ben De Wynter's luminous production, a gnarly tree twists its way through the living room in Holly Best's clever bisected set.
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