Camden People's theatreVictor Esses' reflections on his elusive Lebanese-Italian relative are told with easy, open warmth but never quite knit together On stage, Victor Esses exudes an easy, open warmth. On screen, his long-lost great aunt Marcelle oozes sly wit and elegance. You can tell they would both be a delight at a dinner party. But this hour in their company is an uneven one, and The Death and Life of All of …
