“Theatre is rapidly changing, and audiences shun routine and crave something special. It may take the form of a day-long event – the shared experience of watching together from morning to night forges a sense of community. But the profusion of short plays also implies that audiences are happy to have a short, sharp theatrical shock, an intense experience as a prelude to dinner. To reverse Brecht’s dictum, first come the morals, then the bread.” – The Guardian