On the way out, I hear someone tell his friends he had been educated at Watson’s, the £17,000-a-year alma mater of Malcolm Rifkind and David Steel. Safe to say his schooling had little in common with that of Max and Stevie, the youngsters we met in the 2018 hit comedy Square Go, who are now en route to the Hammerston high school end-of-second-year disco.
In the first instalment, the boys were dealing with playground violence. In this sequel, playwrights Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair subject them to an equally excruciating rite of passage. [READ MORE]