Once upon a time there was a place by a bend in a stream a few miles from the Suffolk coast that was sacred to the Ancient British. In Christian times it became a church, but a church without a village because the only reason for building it there was to smother its pagan importance. Much later a US airfield spread over the site, and engines were tested in an acoustically sealed hangar locally known as the Hush House.
In this extraordinary building, shaped like a cube with a tunnel sticking out at the back, Eastern Angles is staging the latest play by Tony Ramsay. Doing so means a temporary break in the company practice of touring the region’s village halls and barns, but the