What is a drama? Among the numerous interpretations, that of Helen Freshwater, a British scholar, seems to be the plainest one, he said: drama is just that some people see some others playing. Thereupon, stripping away all the complicated, esoteric and affected embellishments, there stands a real drama, naked but not in panic. In the busy city of London, the drama exists in its own way, sometimes appearing in the gorgeous West End Theater, sometimes showing itself in abandoned factories or sticky bars. It looks casual but actually has already been arranged; it is mysterious and intangible in its character owing to its unpredictability and lack of stability. It gets along perfectly with this city, and it seems that it is the source of her charm. However, it is also the richness of this city and the flow of her citizens that infuse the drama with eternal vitality and make it vigorous forever.
