'It's the first major work about the referendum': how Scotland's big moment finally made good drama

A drunken and divided dinner party in 2014 is the setting for Peter Arnott's Chekhovian new comedy. But almost a decade on from the independence vote, why did it take so long? On a glorious summer's day in rural Perthshire in 2014, an extended family sit down to eat dinner and talk politics. It is just weeks before Scotland will vote no to independence, by 55% to 45%, in a referendum that may be era-defining or a historical footnote - just one of the puzzles of perspective posed by award-winning...