"I can't sleep," says the 10-year-old Joan (Annabelle Seymour-Julien) at the start of "Far Away," and Caryl Churchill's latest and typically audacious play wants to ensure that its audience doesn ...

But even then, the landscape blows past, and eventually you wind up flying over eastern Colorado, and there’s nothing to see but flat, ... I sometimes wonder how far away that line is.

“Far Away” is a haunting vision of humanity and chaos portrayed with almost minimalist restraint, an artistic choice that allows the powerful, understated acting to take center stage.

When “Far Away” arrived in New York in 2002, the city still was reeling from Sept. 11 and it was not hard for audiences to understand what this sparse and oblique play was saying.

Caryl Churchill's Far Away is not for the faint of heart. It introduces us to a brutally dark world of war, paranoia, and misery where human creativity becomes a sick parade of hats atop dancing ...

Caryl Churchill’s 2000 play ‘Far Away’ is perhaps the ultimate fan favourite out of her kaleidoscopic oeuvre. A vision of hell painted in boldly brief brushstro ...