GOOD (London) London Reviews and Tickets

See it if you're interested in nuanced explorations of history and morality

Don't see it if you like things cut and dry; you like kitchen sink realism Read more

See it if David Tennant commands the stage throughout. A very good character study on how someone can go from good to evil.

Don't see it if The show is minimalist theatre, so if you prefer the spectacle of the west end, you won't find that here.

See it if you want to see how easy it is to be pulled into a web of evil.Very important during this time of rising racism, hatred, intolerance.

Don't see it if you want a light comedy.This show is important.Incredible acting, well directed, excellent writing. See it.

See it if you enjoy well-written plays on banalities of evil. Mr. Tennant is terrific as a 1930s German intellectual rationalizing Nazi party ideology

Don't see it if you have a hard time following actors playing multiple roles, sometimes switching mid-sentence, or events that are presented out of sequence Read more

See it if you want to witness a tour-de-force by the sublime Sharon Small, who seamlessly switches between the characters of mother, wife, and lover.

Don't see it if you hate plays with dark themes.

See it if you enjoy slow-paced, tension-riddled theatre that lingers with you afterwards

Don't see it if you don't like obvious onstage multi-roling

See it if you want an engaging play depicting the ease with which one's morals can be twisted if you allow it. Fantastic from Tennant, as you'd expect

Don't see it if you're not prepared for what ends up being quite a philosophical evening at the theatre or you need a lush set to be engaged.

See it if You like “thinking” plays — not a lot of action but tons of intellectual dialogue

Don't see it if You aren’t interested in work that centers the experiences of a Nazi