The Night of the Iguana London Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (4)
See it if you are a fan of Tennessee Williams and want to see a good adaptation of this well known play, plus Clive Owen is just a great bonus to it!
Don't see it if you are in a mood for something more current and relevant to your life.
See it if you love passion, drama, and Tennessee Williams. Worth every minute of your time. Moving and feel as though you are part in their moments.
Don't see it if You don’t like classics or want something musical. It’s great and recommend it.
See it if You’re a fan of the playwrites work as it’s a rare opportunity to see this done. epic nature of ambition of the set alone can blow you away
Don't see it if You’re looking for a relaxed watch
See it if love traditionally staged classics/Owen.
Don't see it if you need to see the wheel reinvented. Read more
Critic Reviews (10)
Lia Williams triumphs alongside Clive Owen in flawed, fascinating Tennessee Williams revival.
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But for all its faults I’d still like to see it done a bit more – it has an intoxicating weirdness that’s hard to get over.
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A valuable enough excursion into the lesser-known terrain of a master, then; but, for the time-pressed or cash-strapped, not especially worth a huge detour or outlay.
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A large supporting cast populates it with detail and colour, with Finty Williams making a particularly powerful cameo as one of Shannon's tourists. As life's misfits find consolation and comfort in each other, I was truly moved.
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...this may not be vintage Williams, but it survives through its opportunities for actors and the author’s boundless charity.
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Clive Owen and Lia Williams burn bright...Star cast deliver a terrific revival of Tennessee Williams's last masterpiece
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The resulting play, however, is a tale of salvation – a sensuous, humane, if over-baked piece about the hope that people can offer one another.
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A brave, magnificently modulated revival...Starring Clive Owen and directed by James Macdonald, this is a brilliant reminder of what an extraordinary feat Tennessee Williams pulled off here
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