A Taste of Honey " review
Crucible, SheffieldShelagh Delaney's play, the work of an unknown working-class 18-year-old from Salford, was a big hit in 1958 and became a source of inspiration to a new generation of women writers. But while it's good to see it revived, particularly with a glowing central performance, Polly Findlay's production errs on the side of tasteful correctness: perhaps inevitably, she sees the play from toda…