The Deep Blue Sea " review by Clare Brennan

West Yorkshire Playhouse, LeedsIn the USSR of the 1950s, playwrights, like other artists, had to conform to Stalin's notions of socialist realism; in 1950s UK, it was the West End, "Aunt Edna" and the censor they had to please. Terence Rattigan, whose centenary is being celebrated this year, flirted with "experimental" writing as a student but gave it up in favour of pleasing that "nice, respectable, middle-class, mi…

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