In Keegan's 'Behanding in Spokane,' the twisted turns tedious by Celia Wren

If Travel + Leisure magazine were to run a feature on the most gruesome lodgings in America, the hotel room in Martin McDonagh's "A Behanding in Spokane" would surely top the list. Maybe not so much for its decor, although the room's peeling paint, faded bedspread and mass of grubby fingerprints around the door handle are all atmospheric enough " if the Keegan Theatre's rather stagy and cheap-looking production of th…

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