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Rarely is a production as muddled and disappointing as its underlying script as is to be found in Jordan Fein’s take on Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass, currently playing at London’s Young Vic Theatre

Set in 1938 in New York’s Brooklyn, Broken Glass is one of Miller’s later plays. Through the dysfunctional marriage of Phillip and Sylvia Gellburg, the playwright seeks to explore his own interpretation of the American Jewish experience, set against a backdrop of the rise of antisemitism in Nazi Germany – the play’s title drawn from the infamous........

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