Synopsis
Hutchinson's stunning, ruthless, hard-nosed and deeply compassionate play gives you
a terrifying glimpse into the souls of two hostile tribes, but also into the mind
of the British, colonists and exploiters turned policemen and peacekeepers. The play
takes place in a London police station where an IRA suspect had been beaten up by
a RUC detective Inspector flown over from Belfast to interview him. The action is
punctuated by the furious questions of Detective Superintendent Harris on whose patch
the incident took place, and the terrified excuses of PC Naylor who, contrary to
regulations, left the two men alone.
