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All Audience Reviews of The Lehman Trilogy

 ★ 4.7 / 5  •  Show Ended  •  Plays
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David Jones
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Superb. Absolutely flew by despite it being a long run time.Read more →
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Kemal Uçar
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Fabulous!!!Read more →
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Elizabeth S
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Makes you feel sadRead more →
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Teresa sibley
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SpellbindingRead more →
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Stuart King
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A genuine theatrical masterwork — a revealing history lesson, which at its heart tells of a family driven by the need to succeed and overcome obstacles. The story begins in 1844 with the arrival in New York of a young immigrant Jew from Bavaria. Within three years, Henry (John Heffernan) is joined at his ‘fabric and suits’ store in Alabama by his two brothers Mayer (Aaron Krohn) and Emanuel (Howard W. Overshown). Over decades they develop their middlemen operation into a formidable brokerage, which with each generation diversifies and reinforces its domination over corporate America.Read more →
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Joseph Mills
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Really strong (though long!) play with witty lines and great acting. Very unique.Read more →
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Elena Pochernina
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Amazing how just 3 actors can tell a story of several generations of family so interesting. Brilliant, I loved it!Read more →
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A classic. Deep suspenseful drama interwoven with moments of absurdity & slapstick. Trio, led by Nigel Lindsay, superb in every role played. Apex is definitely Bobby doing the ‘twist’. The hype is justified on this oneRead more →
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Jai Hawker
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The play paints a vivid picture of the origins of our financial system from its roots in (Alabama😉) the past, through to the present. The storytelling is magnificent with a seamless blend of humour, drama and tragedy. The actors give fantastic performances switching seamlessly between characters and accents as they move from one era to the next. Overall, immensely engaging, enjoyable and thought provoking. #mustseeRead more →
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Alexavier Iu
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A classy production for a reminiscent story of a family.Read more →
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Anastasiia T.
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A brilliant contemporary play that tells a story of a very interesting family that changed American economic system. It’s unusual to see only three actors playing dozens of characters but they do it so well you forget that they are the same person. The play is fairly long but it never gets boring, because it’s like watching a super good Oscar worthy film. Some of the scenes took my breath out and I’m honestly still processing everything that I’ve seen. Just sending a huge thank you to everyone who is in charge of producing this play.Read more →
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Kevin Medici
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The Lehman Trilogy is back in West End. It was a Masterclass in acting by this new cast of 3 as they take you through a journey in time with multiple memorable characters who come and go as the story evolves - focuses on events before 1990s. Futuristic set and talented actors welcomes the audience to this immersive experiences of passion, humour, hopes of the Lehman family. My only complaint - very long!Read more →