Gone Too Far London Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (2)
See it if You like energetic plays in a hip-hop flavor. Also a good exposure of Nigerian culture too
Don't see it if You are looking for something eye opening in terms of the plot
See it if Embrace/celebrate heritage, family values & self respect Some lighthearted & slapstick moments. Both lead actors are terrific!
Don't see it if young adult urban drama isn’t your preferred choice of theatre.
Critic Reviews (5)
“All in all, the play does its job by being an excellent introduction to racial bias and colourism in a contemporary setting sprinkled with irony. It might show its age in its textual forms, but the discourse is still (sadly) as relevant. There's plenty to learn from it.”
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“The acting is a bit mixed in places, but Scott and Moyo are strong leads...In general, it’s a delight: of its time, but far from obsolete.”
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“With the help of Touko’s punchy direction, the humour in the play is instinctive and crackles. All of it is raw and exciting – we can look forward to what the stars of this young company do next.”
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“While certain scenes could come across as too blunt in their themes and the points they aim to make, this is a stellar production of a play that’s easy to like and difficult to forget about...this new production demonstrates why the original production earned an Olivier win, and why educators thought this text was a wise addition to classrooms.”
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Gone Too Far!, certainly in the first act, is a very funny piece of drama that shines a light on modern day city life. It’s also shocking at times, forcing its audience to really think about what they are watching. With Gone Too Far!, the National Youth Theatre and their Rep company present a powerful and compelling piece of theatre.
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