This is now the 7th play I've read by the prolific young UK playwright - half of which I've really liked, the rest which left me rather cold. This lands squarely mid-ground - didn't love it, didn't hate it. It's an inherently interesting true story about reparative justice, and although both the NYT review of the current Bway production and the Guardian's of the original Nottingham one (linked below) claims the parents get short shrift, I didn't think that the case at all. I just didn't particularly cotton to the way in which the story is dramatized.