Adrienne Hurley as Rita, the other woman, was given the hard job of a slow start but her role only gets stronger as the second half unfolds.
Her hospital scene was a highlight with clever timing adding to the drama being played out before us.
Mike McConnell gives a detailed performance as David the grandson who discovers the affair and his line of "I thought you were a decent. A decent man. Shows what I know" really encapsulates the whole story.
This is intimate theatre, you will sit very close to the actors allowing you to see their facial expressions of pain or joy and try as you may it is very hard to remain detached as an audience member as the story is played out.
Actor's sound projection is good, with clear strong voices at all times. No curtain is used just some clever lighting designed by Charlotte Frogley and John Price is to be congratulated for his excellent set décor.
My only criticism is towards the writer who only gives us one hour fifteen minutes of story, another fifteen minutes would have allowed further character development and maybe answer the many questions the story raises.
I enjoyed this family drama even if a little underdeveloped and I am sure you will too, as the poignant and bitterly funny story unfolds.
