Drunk Enough to Say I Love You? | 
pickNo one will accuse Caryl Churchill of taking it easy on her audience. This play about a (British) man falling in love with a country (the USA, represented by another man—an Alpha male, natch) reflects Churchill‘s attitude about early 21st C. relations between the UK and US in fragmented conversations between the play‘s two characters. It‘s exhausting to read, but the concept is full of fascinating ideas. I‘d love to see it performed. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Emilymdxn LOVE this play 5y
Susannah @Emilymdxn I really like the issues it raises. I do wonder if it will get much attention in the future, though. People who associate the play closely with Bush and Blair may ultimately wonder what all the fuss was about after the horrors of Trump and Brexit. 🤦♀️ 5y