Brilliant acting. Would like to go again but its ending. Through the wrecked lives of the suicidal dysfunctional broken family shrieking, wailing, out across the stage with the two children committing suicide at the end through neglect Through this tormented anguish you really experience “reality” crying out to be represented accurately. Bacons screaming pope. The despairing family wants an author to give sense to their ruined guilt torn lives and a ending to it you really feel their pain. The clunking failed attempts by the media in the play to represent the family is the tyranny of other people arrogantly imposing their conceptions on us. You really experience their moronic pathetic self important absurdity. The production treats them as contemptable fools to be laughed at At the same time Pirandello seems to suggest that its all futile anyway as “there is not a you only a shifting set of vanishing atoms”

Interesting plot twist involving a DVD.... Superb scene with the tank..... Second half had a scary feel to it. Brilliantly written, jokes about James Cameron and David Tennant and the line about 'King Of The World'. Actor with the beard is a legend. Would recommend to anybody staying in London for a short time. Wouldn't take the kids, though. They'll be having nightmares for a while! Overall, 5 out of 5 and well worth seeing again and again...