Orton's farce 'LOOT' steals the stage at the ART

It's almost a rule of the theater: Stuff a corpse upside-down in a cupboard and you're bound to get a few laughs. Then make the stuffer a scoundrel and flagrantly homosexual, and make the stuffee his dead mother. Revelry and hilarity are guaranteed.

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