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Brand: Harold Pinter Theatre
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Wonderful play - will make you laugh and cry - thought provoking and sensitive.
We enjoyed the performance very much. Great actors, interesting stories, and good production. What was frustrating was the other audience members behaviour and enforcement of the rules not allowing people to return after they have left the performance.
Loved this Play. So good the first time I went back for a second visit. It had humour, envy, fear, curiosity, loss and hope all in 1 hr and 45! It will stay with me...
Although some of the acting was good, the plot was disappointing. Out of a group of four only one person would recommend the play!
We were in Row P in the stalls on the left hand side. There was a speaker just behind us. It was playing soft music throughout the production, to say it was distracting would be an understatement. Ruined the evening.
Brilliant. Absolutely no plot, just a group of people talking in a pub. Loved it.
First class entertainment, immensely enjoyable. Brendan Gleeson superb. Slight criticism only of Finbar's overly exurberant character.
Very good play. Very well acted by all five players.
One of the best plays I've seen! Highly recommend!
We first saw this play 2014 at the Wyndham. It was a lot more intimate there compared to the Harold Pinter. That said and done it is still a smashing play with absorbing performances from the 5 performers.
Incredible play. Funny, sad and spooky! Brilliant characters, so well written, observed and performed.
Very fine ensemble acting from a strong cast (led by Gleason) who played well of each other. A thought provoking script. Slow to get started but picked up sa the characters revealed themselves Unexpected;ly moving and engaging. Expensive but worth it. Seats firm but comfortable, a nice change to most West End theatres
Good play, well acted only downside was I didn’t hear all the dialogue. Could the actors not use a microphone?
We found this play to be both funny and very poignant. Beautifully performed and staged .
ConorMcPherson is a master of dialogue and in”The Weir” this is shown together with superb and assured actin to the full.
The Weir is a masterful puece if story telling, it feels like an hour and forty five minutes of sitting in your favorite pub amongst friends listening to storys being told over a pint. The mix of characters reminds us of the variety of people and personalities you woukd find in any local pub and the acting makes you as the audience really feel the real raw emotion of the sadder moments. We very much enjoyed this fantastic play and recommend it highly.
Buying the cheapest seats in the house not surprisingly mars the view but in this day and age sounds systems should be up to the job wherever you are in the theatre.
Irish storytelling at its best. Fact, fantasy, imagination, confession, concealment. It’s all there and delivered by true professionals of the stage. .
Boring and pointless. No plot to speak of.
