Review: Pienet ketut

CLASSIC FOXING

The play The Little Foxes is from 1939, and its events take place in Alabama, America, at the beginning of the century, but intrigue and self-interest are just as familiar to the business climbers of this millennium. The skilfully executed classic drama is an enjoyable celebration of brilliant actors. There is no weak link. For example, Sari Siikander is a charmingly frightening and brutal fox of tricks, and her
Risto Kaskilahti, who plays his purer man, touches with his emotional understatement. If you are disappointed or tired of gimmicks, modernizations
and for stage experiments looking for something new, this is made just for you. Why reinvent the wheel if it spins so well!