A play by Arnold Wesker, directed by Michael Hackett. The audience sits on either lengths of the stage, facing each other like spectators at a tennis match. In the centre is the view of a kitchen, complete with a long table top, four swinging doors, and pots, pans and utensils hanging neatly from the shelves. It is unusually clean and quiet, with the sense that … Continue reading The Kitchen: A flurry of mess and emotion