See incisive ‘Love and Information’ at brand-new Strand

The class act that is Caryl Churchill’s “Love and Information” can be a sensory overload as its kaleidoscopic collage of short, seemingly disconnected vignettes plays out onstage and, sometimes, screen in a concentrated 95 minutes.

But it’s rare that you find so many moments from any play sticking in your mind long afterward. New connections and insights between the ways in which we exchange and withhold information — and how much of our relationships are just that — keep recurring from Churchill’s prescient stagecraft.