Caryl Churchill’s
plays are renowned for their intellectual rigour and their political
preoccupations, as much as for pushing the boundaries of what theatre can be,
what it can do. In Love
and Information, Churchill turns her attention to not just one idea or
issue, but rather Life, in all its complexities and intricacies, and examines
the concepts of space, rhythm, time, language, connections, relationships, and
identity, as both fixed and fluid notions. Presented here by the Sydney Theatre Company and Melbourne ’s Malthouse Theatre, Love and Information ripples with an
unbridled wit, compassion, and a sense of precision which is truly
mind-boggling.