The Beach House
Closed 1h 30m
The Beach House
100

The Beach House London Reviews and Tickets

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Ambitious, Entertaining, Absorbing, Great staging, Epic

About the Show

Jo Harper's new play that explores the fragility of female relationships.

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Ambitious, Entertaining, Epic, Great staging, Great acting

See it if Perfect acting

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Absorbing, Ambitious, Enchanting

See it if If you’re into dramas about the complexities of love and relationships, you will enjoy this ….

Don't see it if You have an issue with same-sex relationships ….

Critic Reviews (5)

BroadwayWorld
February 21st, 2023

"Minimal props avoid any accidental distractions, putting the narrative - visually and metaphorically - in the round. It's an exquisitely crafted production."
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WhatsOnStage
February 21st, 2023

“The acting is faultless...what proves frustrating is that Harper's script feels as though it's one draft away from being a really good play...it is refreshing to encounter a female-led story that isn't afraid to tackle the sourness at the heart of some families. A mixed bag maybe, but worth seeing.”
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The Stage (UK)
February 21st, 2023

“With the destruction of such close romantic and familial relationships at stake, and a young baby’s future with its parents unclear, it should feel perilous. Rather, I left empty and completely untouched.”
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All That Dazzles (UK)
February 21st, 2023

“Well-acted and presented without obstruction, The Beach House is a delicate, moving play...this is a promising premiere of a piece I truly hope to see more from in the future.”
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Everything Theatre (UK)
February 22nd, 2023

"A welcomed recognition of the joy, anxieties and challenges brought about by motherhood, but lacking sufficient build up for an impactful ending."
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