Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons (West End)
Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons (West End)
Closed 1h 35m London: West End
75% 67 reviews
75%
(67 Ratings)
Positive
72%
Mixed
21%
Negative
7%
Members say
Clever, Absorbing, Great acting, Entertaining, Ambitious

About the Show

Jenna Coleman & Aidan Turner star in Sam Steiner's comedy about the boundaries between work and play.

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Critic Reviews (11)

London Theatre
February 1st, 2023

“ ‘Lemons’ only works if you buy the chemistry between its two characters – and Coleman and Turner are a powerfully charismatic double act...It’s a compelling argument for art as a means of expression – for when words just aren’t enough.”
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Time Out London
February 1st, 2023

"‘Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons’ is still good after its richly deserved West End glow-up, it’s just that it’s gone a little sour."
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The Telegraph (UK)
February 1st, 2023

"Plenty for fans to admire, then, but a few syllables short of a humdinger."
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WhatsOnStage
January 31st, 2023

"For all Turner and Coleman's energy, you never quite get to know this couple, so the play feels less profound and less moving than it should."
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The London Evening Standard
February 1st, 2023

“...’Lemons’ is a bittersweet pleasure: a play that asks wide-ranging questions about communication and control, and a sad love story subtly enacted by two luminous screen stars.”
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The Times (UK)
February 1st, 2023

“Coleman and Turner give it plenty but can’t quite sustain the interest to the end of its running time. ‘Lemons Lemons Lemons’ – and, at a pinch, Lemons — would have about done it.”
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The Guardian (UK)
February 1st, 2023

“If words are rationed or banned, this play suggests, we will find other ways to express our love.”
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Theatre Weekly (UK)
January 31st, 2023

“Jenna Coleman and Aidan Turner work wonderfully well together, bouncing off each other, both in moments of levity and solemnity. As we move between pre and post quietude there is a marked difference in terms of the dialogue, one is fast paced, free and verbose, the other more tightly controlled and measured”
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