By Bob Evans Family drama plays out in darkest terms as a family struggles with life verses art in a tightly crafted drama focusing on doom, gloom, and the notion that art imitates life and visa-versa, in Tyson Schroeder’s “Bastard.” “Bastard” allows four talented actors to bring new characters to light (or visible darkness) in this family, struggling to attempt balance, internally and externally, where no balance appears possible. All three characters (four actors) face their inner demons as they discover torments of confidence, grief, insecurity, alcohol, trust, sanity, and pain. For “Bastard” be...