Generally, the play is better at the money than the people: any time it tried to explore the characters’ relationships with each other in greater depth, I really wished it hadn’t... this dated period piece is still pretty entertaining.'
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Greed is good or at least entertaining in feisty Off West End revival... Deft and funny and nicely cast, what's not to like about 'Other People's Money'?'
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Revived in our age of economic collapse and austerity, it is a timely rumination on the amorality of unfettered free-market capitalism...None of the characters... create the necessary tension or tenderness between them.'
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The plot feels quite thin to sustain two hours, but nevertheless this is an intriguing snapshot of an era that created many of the issues we’re dealing with today.'
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