Accidental Death of An Anarchist (2022 Adaptation) by Tom Basden - ★★★★★

I went ahead and blitzed through my quick and easy to read copy of the accident and accidental death of an anarchist, an excellent play that I was able and fortunate to see in London's West End when I was visiting the city, recommended by a friend of mine a fantastic recommendation, a delightful play that both has a message and has a lead actor who breaks the fourth wall, talks to the audience constantly and almost a joke a minute as truly a hilarious satire and a takeoff of how many people keep dying in police custody. Not a funny subject, but they make it hilarious, then turning the corner back at the end to come back to the all important message of the play, too many people are dying in police custody, a updated version of an Italian anarchist classic, truly wonderful to read again and to be reminded of how funny it was being there and how quick the lead actor was dancing around the police, two steps ahead of them at all times, and then how excellently the comedy and the joy and the clarity of the evening came together into the message projected on the back wall of the theater of how Many people had died in police custody in the United Kingdom since 1965 something like that. It was 1000s. It's incredibly out of control, but as the play said, maybe they just fell out the window, or maybe they jumped I definitely enjoyed an accidental death of an anarchist. Reading the play was almost as good as seeing the play in London. I would suggest it to anyone who hasn't read it, and I think it should be revised it revived and go around the world, as much as possible, just a wonderful treat of a play. Thank you for reading.

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