Michael Billington

• Billington

  
  

  "It is a play littered with manifold forms of betrayal, the most profound of that being that of some Edenic notion of male friendship"
• Billington

  
  

  [to Robert] " the destruction of an intense male friendship matters more than infidelity"
• Billington

  
  

  "[Robert] harps on repeatedly on the game of squash until the very word 'squash' evokes all kinds of things: male clannishness, brute competitiveness, imitations of homosexuality"