Detroit - National Theatre
Pro reviewers average
2013-06-18
In a suburb of a mid-sized American city, Ben and Mary welcome their new neighbours, Sharon and Kenny, who have moved in to the long-empty house next door. Fuelled by backyard barbecues and booze, their sudden friendship rapidly veers out of control, as in...
In a suburb of a mid-sized American city, Ben and Mary welcome their new neighbours, Sharon and Kenny, who have moved in to the long-empty house next door. Fuelled by backyard barbecues and booze, their sudden friendship rapidly veers out of control, as inhibitions are obliterated and the fragility of Ben and Mary’s off-the-shelf lifestyle is laid bare
3.1
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| Running dates |
from May 8 2012 to Jun 15 2012 |
| Theatre |
National Theatre |
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| Cheapest ticket |
£12 |
| Most expensive ticket |
£32 |
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Actually more entertaining than I expected, with some great performances (particularly Will Adamsdale). Also entertaining were the pained looks of some of the national theatre goers who were a little bit put out by the expletives and some of the on-stage snogging. Worth a view, in spite of extremely uncomfortable seats at the cottelsloe and no interval |
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