Posted AT 4:11 AM EST on 28/03/08
Inherently unsexy, unforgivably untheatrical
THE FALLWritten by Greg NelsonDirected by Jennifer TarverStarring Sarah Dodd and Ashley WrightAt the Tarragon Theatrein Toronto until April 27**Heroin smugglers, call girls servicing high-ranking politicians and the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms? Greg Nelson tries to sex up Canadian constitutional politics in his play The Fall, but falls short.
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