Death of England: Michael / Death of England: Delroy, Soho Place review - thrilling portraits, brilliantly performed, of rebels without a cause

by Helen Hawkins

Roy Williams and Clint Dyer's protagonists rage against the limits of their lives Two boys in east London, one Black, one white, grow up together, play pranks at school, then decades later have a tempestuous falling out. That's the main narrative arc of these twin plays, but it accounts for none of their extraordinary richness and the superlative acting they entail.