It might have been described as a postmodern tragi-comedy. Instead of a flawed king, we had Jack Sen, the man who would be king, a figure made both ridiculous and yet plausible. As with all postmodernist theatre, it lacked the great truths of the Ancient Greek stage, but it was theatre nonetheless and the personae involved were actors playing parts. Among the supporting cast were the overbearing mother Faye Lowley, like a postmodern Olympias to Jack Sen's Alexander, but more....well....lowly, and the interviewer and presenter Alice Levine, like a Jewish chorus whose wisdom and commentary are false. Indeed, it ought to come as no surprise that many falsehoods and lies were perpetrated during Channel 4's "Sleeping with the Far Right", which we will now expose, as well as delving into the purpose of what the documentary was meant to serve.
