By Ben Walter
Professional Collective Theatre
Professional Collective Theatre
8.15pm Wednesday 23rd May
Early in the piece, Stephen House's
expatriate drifter latches on to a passing comment; a pedestrian
observes that he seems to have an admirer. He's talking about a woman
who wheedled the troubled homeless man from an altercation that was
turning violent. It's an offhand remark, but for House's character it
becomes a focus for hope among the dissipated inhumanity of his daily
life among the Parisian underclass. The two days following are full
of confusion, exaltation and disappointment as he interprets his
relationships and experiences in the light of it.