A rare misfire from north london's creative powerhouse.
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The capable actors are directed, it seems, to extremes of caricature and over-acting...the year's most disappointing show so far.
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Siobhan Redmond is impressive as a tyrannical mother trying to rescue her debt-ridden family in Tinuke Craig’s strangely rootless production
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You have a sense of everyone working very hard to make something fly. Vassa remains resolutely earthbound, not quite funny enough or black enough to make its mark.
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Gorky play suffers an identity crisis in uneasily-pitched revival.
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I have seen shows worse than Vassa, but I have seen few productions with a less sure sense of what they are.
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Siobhan Redmond shines in this disgracefully funny adaptation of Maxim Gorky’s 1910 play...The whole evening yammers with talent.
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It feels like this is a production at odds with its text...There’s a palpable imbalance to things. Sometimes the actors deadpan and sometimes they ramp up their grotesquery, but there’s never a clear reason why they’re doing either.
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An anecdotal solo show from comedian Alex Edelman.
Michael R. Jackson’s Tony Award-winning new musical about a young artist grappling with identity.
Alex Lawther stars in director Robert Icke's acclaimed production of Shakespeare's tragedy.