An amazing experience- loved every minute. The production was incredible and the three and a half hours sped by!Read more →
Booked via Stagedoor
David Roy
This is a fine slick good-looking production of a condensed version of the two Henry the 4th plays in what could be a long night but really flies by. The Henry father and son are really well played, but towering over all is Ian McKellen on what is probably one of the greatest Falstaffs one is likely to see. Thrilling.Read more →
Kubra Turan
Amazing casting and great performances. Love it!Read more →
Andrea Ma
3.5 hours of entertainment with many belly laughters, a modern setting and a young ensemble cast.
The shock effect of the first few minutes (including Toheeb Jimoh’s exposed buttocks) leave the way for a solid show.Read more →
Marcia Domiciano
Saw it at the New Wimbledon Theatre and I was amazed by Sir Ian. A superb actor relishing on his craft. Nice staging and concept.Read more →
Mairi Macduff-Duncan
Ian McKellen was fantastic in this. Enjoyed the setting.Read more →
Aliese C
Although didn't get a chance to see Ian McKellen, his understudy David Semark was entertaining. Richard Coyle's King Henry IV demonstrated a well-executed character development and conveyed the character's illness with great intensity. Particularly noteworthy was the scene featuring the crown in bed, which emphasised the consequences of **** for power, and Coyle's poignant portrayal of desperation as his son took the crown from him. This moment was staged thoughtfully. The opera by Jenkinson added an enigmatic quality to the production. Very good.Read more →