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There is a hint of Alec Waugh’s Loom of Youth in this production, not with a background of the First World War, but in the midst of the Second. It deals with adolescent homosexuality, latent and not so latent, in the context of school, having been written by John Rae, an evacuee and later housemaster [...] Read more »
Don Juan or Casanova is a wonderfully flexible character. His infamous sexuality is almost irrelevant, for, in any age, it is the morality of his society that is really under examination. The von Horvath is long overdue a revival and Duncan Macmillan’s version does it proud. von Horvath certainly lived in interesting times; profoundly affected by [...] Read more »
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