Theatre Record
Verena Winter

August 2003 (online)

Van Badham's explosive play Camarilla goes straight into a dysfunctional, though superficially functioning middle class family - and home-made terrorism: Rebekah, the apparently clever daughter of an intellectual, left-wing academic, a life long believer in freedom, has secretly become a terrorist, blowing up a G8 Summit in London and causing as many deaths as the 9/11 attacks. The play could do with a better cast - and it should be extended to give proper room for such a highly interesting, topical and multi-layered drama. In fact, it would make a brilliant film.

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