See it if You like a play to explore interesting themes, with some really great acting and moments.
Don't see it if Quite a lot of unnecessary asides to the audience which took a bit of getting used to. Felt in some ways the play could have gone further.
See it if you want to admire the great acting which (when allowed by the direction/ script) is moving and thought provoking
Don't see it if you will be frustrated that such great actors and an important premise (what do you do with art by a monster) are not trusted to be enough Read more
See it if you want something quick and on the safe side of bonkers
Don't see it if You want anything meaningful Read more
See it if You want to be challenged on your moral high ground
Don't see it if You think a play about the holocaust is a comedy - it’s caustic wit
See it if You enjoy intelligent exploration of ‘death of the author’ themes
Don't see it if You are easily shocked
See it if Very clever at times but also very out there. If you liked to be challenged, this play is for you. Overall great acting.
Don't see it if you like only traditional plays
See it if You are interested in new modern plays about topical thinking.
Don't see it if You want to see something special. It felt a bit pedestrian and unpleasant at times.
See it if You’re not shying away from any current topics and are into some weird side storylines
Don't see it if You don’t like school plays. This has a similar feel to it
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"Munich-born playwright Marius von Mayenburg’s canny, if not fully achieved dark comedy"
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"Elegantly done as it is, Nachtland is too comfy with its contrivances."
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"play that’s hard to classify – but easy to watch, bewildered and enraptured all at once."
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"Something to laugh at and plenty to think about in a tonally inconsistent 90 minutes"
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"...searing satire on the value of art, the legacy of Nazism, and much else besides."
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