Reviews: Abigail’s Party by Mike Leigh

Reviews: Abigail’s Party by Mike Leigh

London Classic Theatre are bringing Mike Leigh’s ruthless and achingly funny examination of 1970s British life to The Atkinson, 4-6 May 2023. Abigail’s Party is a ferocious black comedy you don’t want to miss. Book now for the best seats!


Reviews:


Broadway World ★★★★★
Rebecca Birch is hilarious as Beverly, and creates some particularly enjoyable moments with Alice De-Warrenne as the weedy new neighbour Angela, who gets a laugh almost every time she opens her mouth.

The Stage ★★★★
With fashionably flicked hair and an attention-grabbing orange frock, Birch oozes sexuality, upstaging even Bek Palmer’s gloriously gaudy set design.

Theatre, Films & Art Reviews ★★★★
Director Michael Cabot brings together comedy, tempers, and strong sexual tension to the stage through the excellent cast of five.

Winchester Today
A triumph for London Classic Theatre, and one I’ll happily toast with more than one “little top up”. If you’ve seen the play, you’ll know what I mean.

In Common Southampton
Dark, funny and a joy to watch. Like a time capsule from the 1970s with an intriguing, yet uncomfortable reflection on relationships and class in British society.


Performance Times & Tickets


Thursday 4 May: 7:30pm
Friday 5 May: 2:30pm & 7:30pm
Saturday 6 May: 7:30pm

Evenings: £25 / £23 concessions
Matinee: £23 / £21 concessions
Group booking: Buy 10 get 11th free

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Posted on 12 April 2023 under General news, Theatre & Studio

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