| Another relatively minor but annoying thing: At one point very early on in the play, three characters are together in a room, and they are the only three people in that room. Yet, at one point, two of them move to the opposite side of the stage to have a conversation that the third person is not supposed to hear at all, even though they are speaking in full voice. I thought that sort of convention went out a hundred years ago or more :-) |
