Ukraine Unbroken

Despite the slightly gauche name, this complication of five short plays documenting life in Europe’s biggest and most benighted country from 2014 to the present day sounds thoroughly worthwhile, with an interesting balance of British and Ukrainian writers. Put together and directed by the venerable Nicolas Kent, it runs from Jonathan Myerson’s Always – about a couople trapped inside their hotel during the protests on the Maidan – through to Cat Goscovitch’s A Russian Doll, about the Ukrainian chldren abducted by Russia during the current phase of the conflict.