The immigrant experience seen through the eyes of a young Eastern European man determined to make his way in London brings him face to face with the liberal well-wishers of a dominant culture. Yuri scratches the surface of an apparently benign world and discovers it hides all sorts of nastiness beneath. Somehow this play by Ben Woolf turns Yuri's experiences into an entertaining delight for the audience. Woolf has his four actors playing the welcoming English as well as Yuri stammering out a few words, and this makes perfect sense because this is really a quartet of intent physical actors working together. The production is brilliantly economical in choreography, dialogue and staging, making sure it hits its targets with every moment, whether it be bitter irony or silly pratfall. The production is not as physically sharp as I remember from the 2006 visit by the same company, Mahwaff Theatre from the UK, but this new cast has given Yuri more shape and substance, and the world has given us more reason to see Yuri's point of view. Theatre ***** Holden Street Theatres, until March 16