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Mojo – Dark, extremely funny, fast-paced comedy
If you’ve seen the movie or were lucky enough to catch the award winning stage show the first time around, you’ll be well acquainted with the characters from Mojo in all their nasty gangster glory. This, the first major revival of the original stage hit, is designed to delight audiences, revisiting the tale of the ill-fated rock ‘n’ roll wannabe Silver Johnny, the Atlantic Club’s strange owner and manager Ezra, the determined gangster Sam Ross and the rest of the boys.
Mojo - The story
Black comedy at its finest, Mojo is set in London’s Soho, seedy by day and even seedier by night. Rock and roll is the next big thing and the gangster scene’s favourite night spot, the Atlantic Club, is where the plot unfolds.
When the sexual rivalries over a new and potentially great rock 'n' roll star first unfold, the tension between the Atlantic’s owner and a vicious local gangster causes trouble… and eventually leads to murder.
It’s the summer of 1958 and the talented would-be rock 'n' roll star Silver Johnny is well on the road to fame and fortune. But his manager Ezra, who owns the Atlantic Club, is jealous and possessive, determined to protect Johnny from the creepy, gay local gangster and entrepreneur, the awful Sam Ross. Ross is equally determined to get his own way whatever the cost, and doesn’t mind committing murder to get at Johnny.
Ross eventually saws the unfortunate Ezra in half, putting him out of harm’s way and winning a clear shot at Johnny. But when Ezra’s top and bottom half are discovered in two separate dustbins, the remaining gangsters are thrown into a panic.
Who will end up taking over the Atlantic Club? Will it be Ross, or Ezra’s ambitious sidekick Mickey? And what happens to Silver Johnny? Grab yourself a ticket and see for yourself!
Who is Mojo suitable for?
Adult themes and language mean this is one for the grown-ups, a comedy dark enough for the biggest fans of noir and a long-awaited comeback by a play that made a massive impact the first time around.
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Mojo Ticket Information
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Thursday, 6 February 2014
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Parental advisory: Mojo contains explicit language and adult themes.
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Parental advisory: Mojo contains explicit language and adult themes.
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All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing Mojo.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of Mojo.
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The energy on stage was amazing throughout and the humour was a very natural part of that. The characters were pitched perfectly, and although Daniel Mays stole the show for me, each actor had his moment to shine - not least Ben Whishaw and his incredible voice! The set was intriguing, during the first half I wanted to know what was happening downstairs, and in the second half vice versa. And Colin Morgan made my heart break right at the end. All in all...fantastic!
A Reviewed on 09 February 2014 by Anonymous
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Exciting and dangerous A Reviewed on 27 January 2014 by Anonymous
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An acting master class that was up there with Jerusalem! A Reviewed on 26 January 2014 by Anonymous
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An acting master class that wa up there with Jerusalem, A Reviewed on 26 January 2014 by Anonymous
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Famous actors in new rolesIt was great to watch actors so familiar to me, but in totally different roles - and I forgot all about their previous (and famous) roles.
A Reviewed on 23 January 2014 by Anonymous
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Mojo not Ho HoToo much swearing for my liking But excellent acting.
A Reviewed on 19 January 2014 by Anonymous
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Review A Reviewed on 05 January 2014 by Anonymous
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just not very funnyI love a goo,d black comedy. This just didn't make me laugh.
A Reviewed on 04 January 2014 by Anonymous
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Stress and no story lineIt seems to be a hit with the younger generation. I (54 years old) didn't enjoy it all and walked out during break but the acting was great and it did have funny moments.
A Reviewed on 03 January 2014 by Anonymous
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MojoIf you want to think about how rock n roll started, and what happens when anything new of value is discovered, or just bathe in electric dialogue and acting.... this is a MUST.
A Reviewed on 30 December 2013 by Anonymous
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good acting, poor plot A Reviewed on 22 December 2013 by Anonymous
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When Harold met QuentinDecent play. Interesting if not entirely original storyline. Some great performances. Poor sightlines. Terrible seats.
A Reviewed on 02 December 2013 by Anonymous
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Very strong language frequently throughout and not for children certainly, but the acting was wonderful across the board
A Reviewed on 25 November 2013 by Anonymous
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what was going on!!!great acting and fabulous cast. really think this is the emperors new clothes. the story is not properly explained really isn't funny apart from the way it is delivered, but that is not script based. really didn't think it was much cop, which was a shame as we really enjoyed Jerusalem.
A Reviewed on 21 November 2013 by Anonymous
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Hang onto your hatsGet ready to watch a crash course in physical acting and powerhouse performances.
A Reviewed on 20 November 2013 by Anonymous
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IneterestingSome laugh out loud moments
A Reviewed on 08 November 2013 by Anonymous
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An insight into actingIt becomes very obvious after little time which of the actors has been to Acting School and is used to the theatre. Rupert Grint's disappointing performance by the outshining performance of his piers, in particular Ben Whishaw.
A Reviewed on 05 November 2013 by Anonymous
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Excellent show, excellent cast, a must see!This show has a dream cast. The actors are of the highest quality Colin Morgan and Ben Whishaw excel!
A Reviewed on 29 October 2013 by Anonymous
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