Manic Street Creature
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Manic Street Creature
76%

Manic Street Creature London Reviews and Tickets

76%
(5 Ratings)
Positive
60%
Mixed
20%
Negative
20%
Members say
Great singing, Great staging, Thought-provoking, Quirky, Disappointing

About the Show

Olivier Award nominee Maimuna Memon's musical exploration of mental health.

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Show-Score Member Reviews (5)

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357 Reviews | 23 Followers
60%
Confusing, Edgy, Great Singing, Indulgent

See it if For Maimuna Memon's great singing

Don't see it if Fairly one tone throughout.

50 Reviews | 6 Followers
100%
Absorbing, Ambitious, Great Singing, Great Staging, Thought-Provoking

See it if you want to be completely mesmerised by the wonderful voice of Maimuna Memon.

Don't see it if serious subjects are not your thing.

15 Reviews | 0 Followers
39%
Banal, Disappointing, Great Staging, Quirky, Thought-Provoking

See it if Like intimate storytelling

Don't see it if You have certain triggers

229 Reviews | 42 Followers
90%
Great Singing, Great Staging, Great Writing, Intelligent, Relevant

See it if see a different kind of musical that relies on pure heart on own written material

Don't see it if Big production value is more your thing

18 Reviews | 0 Followers
77%
Enchanting, Great Singing, Intense, Resonant

See it if you want to be transported by Maimuna Memon’s delicious voice into a world of feeling.

Don't see it if you’re looking for lighter relief. Whilst powerful, the narrative is fairly one note

Critic Reviews (2)

The Arts Desk
October 27th, 2023

“This is a psychologically gruelling 75 minutes witnessing the pain of mental illness, but it's offset by pleasing songs, some humour and a relatable protagonist. And if you’re a person who uses the word ‘relatable’ on a regular basis, it’s almost certainly a show for you.”
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West End Best Friend
October 28th, 2023

"A compelling tale of love and trauma. This thought-provoking piece of gig theatre is exactly what London needs right now, and just to hear Memon’s magnificent voice is worth every penny – she is one to watch!"
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