The Wonderful World of Dissocia (London)
The Wonderful World of Dissocia (London)
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The Wonderful World of Dissocia (London) London Reviews and Tickets

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Delightful, Absorbing, Entertaining, Great acting, Great writing

About the Show

Anthony Neilson's play about a young woman suffering from a dissociative disorder.

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Great writing, Great acting, Entertaining, Delightful, Absorbing

See it if I love psychological stuff and those colorful crazy outfits. The contract between the first act and the second is amazing.

Don't see it if It’s just goodddd

Critic Reviews (8)

The London Evening Standard
September 26th, 2022

"Harvey meets each twist of the script with steady aplomb, while the supporting ensemble furnish a vivid gallery of grotesques. I can understand why some might abandon this play at half time. But trust me: the experience is transformed if you stay."
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The Guardian (UK)
September 23rd, 2022

"This revival more than stands the test of time in its portrait of mental illness – it is original, brutal, memorable."
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The Times (UK)
September 23rd, 2022

"It’s every bit as interesting as hearing your best friend spend an hour or two recounting last night’s dream."
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The Stage (UK)
September 23rd, 2022

"Anthony Neilson’s play is surprising, surreal, at times brutal."
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Time Out London
September 23rd, 2022

"It’s a Mad Hatter-esque vision of mental illness that feels out of date, a literary alternative to the grimmer, less captivating reality. Still, it's a world that's intriguing to visit for an hour or two, before its bright lights are suddenly extinguished."
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All That Dazzles (UK)
October 7th, 2022

" This is a show that will stay with you long after you've left the theatre and will doubtlessly make you want to return to this world."
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The Arts Desk
September 24th, 2022

"We feel the seductive pull of Dissocia, for all its horrors, a conclusion that was easier to accept when first I saw this play 12 years or so ago. That’s why it’s a timely revival."
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WhatsOnStage
September 23rd, 2022

"The production succeeds in making us miss Dissocia when we're not there anymore... It's a considered and cohesive whole, making a beautiful, worthy outing for Neilson's play."
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