Somersaults " review
Finborough, LondonIain Finlay Macleod's 70-minute play is a lament for the slow death of the Scottish Gaelic language. It's a rich subject, but Macleod's story is too cryptic to sustain the weight of feeling behind it " and it's only in the last 10 minutes, when the actors step out of character to debate the decline of a language, that the play becomes truly dramatic.Macleod's hero, James, is an exile from the Isle o…