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Caryl Churchill's 1979 play about empire and sex, where the actors swap age, race and gender between the acts.
At National Theatre.
The first half is a British colony in Victorian Africa and the second is London in 1979, twenty-five years later for the characters and a hundred for everyone else. Dominic Cooke directs. In the Lyttelton.
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