What’s in an ampersand? Turns out to be plenty. The “&” transforms the Bach family from simple squabblers into a thriving musical business; a core plot element playwright Nina Raine spotlights in her latest work, Bach & Sons, currently showing at the wonderful Bridge Theatre, hunched in the shadow of Tower Bridge.
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