Truth be told Picture this scenario. You’re sitting with your family, watching TV. The usual rambunctious debate, this time about a heinous domestic crime. Everyone blames everyone else. Finally, as always, politics swamps the issue. Your family carries on the debate. If only the son had been more sensitive, his parents more hands-on. If only the women had had more freedom. Why didn’t society step in at the right time? You join the ‘if’ parade, merrily heaping blame. And then you suddenly stop and think: Good God, look at me! Look who’s talking! My 2012 play, ‘Cast Party’, dealt with something like this. People watch a play and sympathise with the...
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