Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle
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Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle
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Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle London Reviews and Tickets

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Simon Stephens' play about love and physics directed by Olivier Award winner, Marianne Elliott.

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See it if You can respect good writing and brilliant set design

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Critic Reviews (10)

Time Out London
October 10th, 2017

All this accepted, ‘Heisenberg’ clearly isn’t aimed at the ‘Pornography’ audience, and probably has considerably more general appeal. It’s fine if you like that kind of thing – but I don’t, and this is a playwright capable of far better.
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The Telegraph (UK)
October 10th, 2017

I felt a little cheated because I liked the idea of a cool science play. Indeed, thoughout the evening, I kept waiting for the science bit to arrive...Would I pay £85 top price to watch it? Certainly not.
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WhatsOnStage
October 9th, 2017

A gentle, elegiac two-hander that relies for its effects on the delicacy and conviction of its playing.
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The Guardian (UK)
October 10th, 2017

Anne-Marie Duff and Kenneth Cranham are excellent in an immaculately designed production of Simon Stephens’ fable about love and physics.
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The Arts Desk
October 10th, 2017

...overall, the play feels paradoxically rather predictable.
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The Stage (UK)
October 10th, 2017

A lopsided two-hander...Cranham and Duff are both fine actors.
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The Independent (UK)
October 14th, 2017

Anne-Marie Duff and Kenneth Cranham star in this two-hander by Simon Stephens in the first production of director Marianne Elliott's new theatre company...The two actors have superb chemistry.
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The London Evening Standard
October 10th, 2017

Portrait of unlikely relationship has moments of charm...It’s also oddly predictable — flecked with moments of charm, yet sometimes clunkily portentous.
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