Snake in the Grass " review
Print Room, London"Can't a ghost story reveal insights into human nature?" Alan Ayckbourn asked before this play's 2002 Scarborough premiere. The answer is that of course it can: one has only to think of Henry James. But, much as I enjoyed this creepy tale, making its London debut, its strength lies in Ayckbourn's compassion for victimised womanhood: it's the spooky stuff that seems strangely derivative.The set …