"'The Doctor' sits on a wider table allowing more audiences to understand what makes a person. The Doctor is the dramatic equivalent of a scientific breakthrough."
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"No play in the past 10 years has felt more tense, challenging, and intellectually provoking than this one."
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"It’s a magnificently tense production, with a superb live drum soundtrack from musician Hannah Ledwidge, perched theatrically up above the stage."
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"At almost three hours, it’s a long evening, yet it’s a hugely rewarding one too. "
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"Icke’s rigorous, visceral rethink of the attractions and dangers of these matters...is a vital and immensely timely addition to the West End."
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The Doctor is a fast-paced, intelligent, powerhouse of a play that bolts right out of the gates on a journey of spiralling identity politics and cancel culture that doesn’t relent until its final scenes. Juliet Stevenson in her role as Ruth Wolff delivers a masterclass in acting.
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"It’s a sharp-tongued vivisection of identity politics, anchored by an astonishing lead performance from Juliet Stevenson."
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"'The Doctor' may just be the pick of them. It is a complex, provocative evening that is rich in empathy and intelligence alike."
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