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REVIEW: The Fall, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Every molecule of the space of the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs is packed with the energy, enthusiasm, passion and commitment of the seven strong ensemble.
Paul T Davies
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Jerwood Theatre Upstairs
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Jerwood Theatre Upstairs has a British Theatre archive footprint in Upstairs. British Theatre currently has 2 related archive articles connected to this venue.
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- Current venue JSON verified locally on 2026-03-27.
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REVIEW: Nuclear War, Royal Court Jerwood Upstairs ✭✭✭✭
While Nuclear War is at times confusing and disorienting, it is riveting throughout its 45 minutes, leaving you with words, sounds and sights that will continue to haunt.
Mark Ludmon
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REVIEW: Plaques and Tangles, Jerwood Theatre Upstairs ✭✭✭
As Young Megan, whom we first meet when she is recovering from the one-night-stand night before, is brought to complex, life-embracing realisation in a startlingly good performance by Rosalind Eleazar. Eleazar makes every moment sing with honesty, and sets up beautifully the challenges Megan will face/ignore/be overcome by in her life. Her scenes with Robert Lonsdale's Young Jez are far and away the most involving of the production.
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Stephen Collins
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REVIEW: Violence and Son, Jerwood Theatre Upstairs ✭✭✭✭
The Royal Court has not had the best of runs recently, so it is heartening to report that in this new play by Gary Owen they have a really fine piece of writing in a memorable production that is fully in line with the radical and deliberately discomfiting traditions of this theatre. The action is disconcerting and uncomfortable at times to watch and until its denouement entirely convincing. The cast is uniformly excellent and the production values entirely in line with aims and ambitions of the writer.
Tim Hochstrasser
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REVIEW: The Wolf From The Door, Royal Court Jerwood Theatre ✭✭✭✭
It’s an evocative, alarming and thought-provoking piece of political theatre. Wild, bizarre, absurd and delightful - well worth seeing.
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Stephen Collins
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