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4.2 42 reviews from 42 verified reviews- Starring: Anna Gunn, Clive Owen, Lia Williams
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Starring:
Anna Gunn, Clive Owen, Lia Williams
The Night of the Iguana – A Tennessee Williams classic
This is a Tennessee Williams classic, first produced in 1959 as one-act play. Later redeveloped into a full length piece by Williams, the adaptation wowed audiences on Broadway during 1961, now it's back to thrill audiences on the West End stage, and it stars the brilliant Clive Owen.
Tennessee Williams’s The Night of the Iguana was the playwright’s last major box office success. It won him his fourth New York Drama Critics Award. Similar to all his work, this one examines sexual relationships and eccentric characters, including one man who's actually crippled by his desires, namely the Reverend Shannon.
Unlike most of Williams’ work, The Night of the Iguana ends on a positive note. And there's more. It's also unusual because of the lingering mystery of the iguana, an animal that's in the play's title but who spends most of the play tied up on the veranda. The creature could be symbolic of various things – perhaps freedom, maybe the meaning of being human, or even a reflection of Shannon himself. Whatever the iguana signifies, at the end of the day this marvellous play speaks about the tormented centre of the human condition.
This is a brand new West End production. The 1964 film adaptation won an Academy Award for Best Costume Design. The amazing 1992 National Theatre production, directed by national treasure Richard Eyre, starred Alfred Molina as Shannon. The last time West End audiences had the chance to see the show was way back in 2005 at the Lyric Theatre, starring US movie star Woody Harrelson as the Reverend Shannon, and directed by Anthony Page.
The multi-award-winning actor Clive Owen returns to the London stage for the first time in nearly 18 years to play the Reverend. Breaking Bad actress Anna Gunn plays Maxine Faulk, and the huge West End star Lia Williams portrays Hannah Jelkes. Last but far from least, the wonderful Game of Thrones actor Julian Glover plays Nonno.
Clive Owen is probably best known for his role in the 2004 rom-dram movie Closer, in the role of Larry Gray, a part that snagged him a coveted Golden Globe Award, New York Film Critics Circle Award, Toronto Film Critics Circle Award, Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award and a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor. He was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Lia Williams last appeared in the 2016 production of Mary Stuart, and won Oliver and Tony Award nominations for her role in Skylight. And Anna Gunn, of course, played Skyler White in TV's Breaking Bad, becoming a two-time Primetime Emmy Award winner for the role.
The plot? Welcome to 1940s Mexico. When a group of tourists turn up at the tatty Costa Verde Hotel and an intense tropical storm batters the town, a war of words begins between the clashing personalities.
Who is this show for?
Tennessee Williams plays are written for adults and deal with adult themes. This production is probably best suited to people aged over 16.
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The Night of the Iguana Ticket Information
- Booking until:
Saturday, 28 September 2019
- Running time:
2 hours 30 minutes
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Latest customer reviews
All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing The Night of the Iguana.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of The Night of the Iguana.
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DisappointingR Reviewed on 11 October 2019 by Rosanna
Long Island City, United States Of America
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Intense, great actors!I Reviewed on 29 September 2019 by Ilaria
London, United Kingdom
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ExperienceS Reviewed on 26 September 2019 by Simon
Aylesbury, United Kingdom
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Great show!Highly recommended, great cast, very passionate Truly embracing the characters. Kept me smiling , laughing and at the edge of my seat. Truly spectacular! Well done cast, What passion, what diverse characters and splendid performance! Its w play you will want to see again and again! Braco!!!
R Reviewed on 14 September 2019 by Roberto
Harrow, United Kingdom
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Superb Acting !Excellent performance . Thoroughly enjoyed !
S Reviewed on 09 September 2019 by Sylvia
Galway, Ireland
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Amazing showAn emotional performance from the cast to match the story-absolutely loved it.
A Reviewed on 08 September 2019 by Adriana
Bromley, United Kingdom
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Great performancesGreat show and performances, I didn’t expect to have a sense oh humour in the story and really enjoyed it.
P Reviewed on 08 September 2019 by Patricia
London, United Kingdom
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FantasticC Reviewed on 08 September 2019 by Carolien
Kapellen, Belgium
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Great story, humorous, well delivered and pleasantly surprised.Great story, humorous, well delivered and pleasantly surprised.
G Reviewed on 06 September 2019 by Gareth
Belfast, United Kingdom
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A must seeK Reviewed on 06 September 2019 by Katalin
Rome, Italy
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Introspective and exoticV Reviewed on 31 August 2019 by Valeria
Sutton, United Kingdom
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Fantastic showThe show is superb. Intellectual and deep, Costumes and special effects makes it even more unique. They are done with taste. I would recommend it to anyone over the age of 15. .
G Reviewed on 31 August 2019 by Ganka
Sofia, Bulgaria
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Masterpiece, disturbing but intriguing!A Reviewed on 27 August 2019 by Amith
Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Excellent productionL Reviewed on 21 August 2019 by Lionel
Chaldon, United Kingdom
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a must see!N Reviewed on 17 August 2019 by Nina Nora
Heilbronn, Germany
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Great set and great actingGreat story if you love T Williams as I do. Only criticism is that some actors were too loud and needed to vary their pitch for better impact. This did not apply to the principles however. Wonderful set and storm especially effective
J Reviewed on 11 August 2019 by Judith
Folkestone, United Kingdom
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Thought provoking and entertaining.N Reviewed on 09 August 2019 by Neil
Lancing, United Kingdom
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GrippingLong play with first class acting which maintains your attention to the end. Great sets.
A Reviewed on 01 August 2019 by Andrew
London, United Kingdom
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Worth a lookA Reviewed on 01 August 2019 by Anthony
Wembley, United Kingdom
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InterestingV Reviewed on 29 July 2019 by Victoria
Woodstock, United Kingdom
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Excellent play, fantastic actingM Reviewed on 27 July 2019 by Michael
Tel Aviv, Israel
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Intense, absorbingPassionate intoxicating performances which drew you in - some moments of light relief in vibrant colourful set
H Reviewed on 18 July 2019 by Helen
London, United Kingdom
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Witty and touching.P Reviewed on 13 July 2019 by Pilar
Delft, Netherlands
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it was really boringI Reviewed on 11 July 2019 by Irina
London, United Kingdom
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A peep at the lower depthsTennessee Williams at his windiest. It could definitely lose 20 minutes, possibly from the old gentleman's poems (sorry). The characterisation is brilliant, drawing the viewer into the sleazy life of these drop-outs. Clive Owen and Lia Williams especially good and at times quite touching.
M Reviewed on 09 July 2019 by Mary Rose
London, United Kingdom
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