This adaptation of the National Theatre play wants to look at the human costs of living below breadline Britain.
Three groups of people are living in temporary accommodation and all are strangers. Everyone is troubled, in need even if it just someone to talk to or just vent some frustration.
It looks at the annoyances of the benefits system. The alienation faced by foreigners.
You can see here as no one really mixes and if you are a foreigner then you are likely to be avoided.
It did not cut it for me as a drama. Maybe it was too abstract and just plain uninvolving.
Three groups of people are living in temporary accommodation and all are strangers. Everyone is troubled, in need even if it just someone to talk to or just vent some frustration.
It looks at the annoyances of the benefits system. The alienation faced by foreigners.
You can see here as no one really mixes and if you are a foreigner then you are likely to be avoided.
It did not cut it for me as a drama. Maybe it was too abstract and just plain uninvolving.