See it if you are interested in a well-acted look at how we all believe our "truth" is the only truth. You appreciate the word craft of Brian Friel.
Don't see it if you cannot handle monologues. This play has three characters with four long monologues. There is little in terms of movement or action.
See it if You can appreciate 4 quite intense monologues. Beautifully portrayed.
Don't see it if You can’t concentrate and be drawn into the story or if you want a happy ending. Read more
See it if The three actors were all very good and kept the audience's attention.
Don't see it if I can't think of anything to say.
See it if You appreciate great writing and performing
Don't see it if You don’t enjoy monologues or storytelling
See it if Four interwoven monologues on the weight and cost of talent for those who have it snd those who live with them brilliantly played.
Don't see it if A little hard to hear particularly at the beginning and the cast don’t share the stage.
See it if A classic. Best pure theatre on in London at the moment. First time seeing the play, sublime writing, acting, still a message for today.
Don't see it if I got totally absorbed in the long character monologues, but its totally necessary to get the best out of the writing and the acting. Read more
See it if You like 30 min monologues
Don't see it if No engagement on stage, long and boring monologues. Could hardly keep my eyes open. I left at the interval.
"riveting performances in a pitch-perfect revival"
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"A play that will never be entirely mapped: O'Riordan's take feels pristine and ageless."
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"...it’s an unostentatiously stupendous production..."
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"The play is written both naturalistically and with the nuance and meaning of a poem."
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"O’Riordan and her exceptional cast dig deeply into a psychic landscape"
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“Profound expression of the raw wounds of grief”
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‘Feels fresh and revitalised’
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"...'Faith Healer' is a gripping albeit at times confusing play."
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