article_snippet: The poster for the comedy, which is about a family brought together after the death of their Holocaust-survivor grandfather, shows four characters in a quarrel on the floor.
article_snippet: Producer Danny Moar has blasted TfL's decision, saying TfL's decision seemed like 'censorship', despite the play winning a five-star review for the Jewish Chronicle.
article_snippet: Producer Danny Moar told the paper: 'Half the cast are Jewish, I'm Jewish, the writer is Jewish and the word "bad" in the title, in so far as it matters, doesn't mean "evil" — it means "non-observant". '
article_snippet: Producer Danny Moarpictured right, with actor Colin McFarlane) has blasted the decision by TfL, describing the decision by TfL as a 'form of censorship' The play is about three cousins who have had to come together after the death of their Holocaust-survivor grandfather.
article_snippet: the decision by TfL involves rows and quarrels between the family members, told in a hilarious comedy .
article_snippet: Exhilaratingly abrasive…A terrific family comedy’ Sunday Times .