breaDth London Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (11)
See it if You want to see a new take on an old take
Don't see it if You want to see a well rounded show or great acting, feels unfinished
See it if One of the masterpieces, I have seen so far. The music, staging, and actors all were brilliant. It changed my perspective towards carer!
Don't see it if I would say must see, I am sure you will take home a message !
See it if Fantastic Actors! Great Writing! Fabulous! Overall a great experience must watch and experience.
Don't see it if ..
See it if You want to see a show that informs you of people’s experiences of the pandemic but expresses it in an artistic and abstract way
Don't see it if The music could blend better but there were many sounds that engage the audience .
See it if Combines several topics in an entertaining and thoughtful way
Don't see it if if you don't like music Read more
See it if Unique idea - loved the time-travel and projections to help this. Edie and Tahir's characters were great. Nice dialogues. Funny in parts
Don't see it if Stage looked very compressed for everything that was covered. Projection screen could be bigger for more immersive experience
See it if you enjoy theatre that is entertaining and reflecting in a smart and original way on contemporary British society...
Don't see it if you desire to see more fancy, high budget spectacle...
See it if You want to understand some of the repercussions of the Covid Virus on minority communities, careers and older population. Immersive
Don't see it if You have had enough contemplation of the results of Covid
Critic Reviews (1)
"Raminder Kaur’s 'BreaDth' provides an interesting and sometimes moving look at the pandemic as well as accompanying themes of racism, isolation and suffering. However, while there were some admirable ideas included, none were executed as effectively as they could have been, meaning important themes lost a lot of their impact."
Read more