www.jonathankalb.com: Alexander Zeldin’s Love—a much-celebrated, quietly confrontational, British devised piece from 2016 about homeless people living in a temporary shelter—is a noble piece of theater. It focuses on two families struggling with grim precarity and maddening bureaucratic delay and indifference, telling an unsensational story about them mostly by way of minutely observed behavioral detail.
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