A Little Conviction preps up a ‘jewellery shop’ to observe the politics of gender up close.
IN the battle of the sexes, men have long been seen to be at a disadvantage on account their of being generally clueless.British playwright Jodie Lancaster toys with this notion and the drama of gender clashes in play A Little Conviction which pits hapless Henry at the mercy of his fiancee-to-be Harriet and mysterious jewellery shopkeeper Misha.
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