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REVIEW: Let The Right One In, Apollo Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭
It is difficult to see how this production could be better. Scary, imaginative and practically perfect in every way. A modern fable not to be missed.
Stephen Collins
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Let The Right One In is a chilling tale of loneliness, love and legend.
Oskar is a lonely boy from a broken home. He's bullied at school and is longing for friendship. Eli is a troubled girl who's just moved in next door. She never goes to school and is compelled to fill an eternal emptiness. When a series of brutal killings plagues the neighbourhood, these two young misfits make a deep connection, sensing in each other a kindred spirit. But the shocking truth about Eli tests Oskar's loyalty - and love - beyond all imaginable limits, in this chilling tale of loneliness, love and legend.
Let The Right One In enjoyed a sell out success at the Royal Court, where it won the South Bank Sky Arts Award.
Tony and Olivier Award-winning director John Tiffany (Black Watch, Once) directs this major new production which was adapted for the stage by Jack Thorne following the international success of the original Swedish movie and the subsequent Hollywood remake. The creative team also include Olivier Award-winning associate director Steven Hoggett (Black Watch, Beautiful Burnout, American Idiot).
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Cast
Eli – Rebecca Benson
Jonny – Graeme Dalling
Torkel / Jimmy/Janne – Angus Miller
Micke – Christian Ortega
Oskar – Martin Quinn
Mum – Susan Vidler
Creative Team
Author- Jack Thorne
Director – John Tiffany
Associate Director – Steve Hoggett
Set Designer- Christine Jones
Lighting Designer- Chahine Yavroyan
Sound Designer – Gareth Fry
Special Effects – Jeremy Chernick
Music – Olafur Arnalds
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It is difficult to see how this production could be better. Scary, imaginative and practically perfect in every way. A modern fable not to be missed.
Stephen Collins
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