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The Price in London
Starring:
Brendan Coyle, David Suchet
The Price – Arthur Miller's classic play
Welcome to Jonathan Church’s 50th anniversary production of Arthur Miller’s The Price. The play enjoyed a sell-out run in Bath in early summer 2018 and now it's set to transfer to the West End, starring David Suchet and Brendan Coyle.
The story? Meet two alienated brothers, Victor and Walter Franz. Victor is a policeman on the verge of retirement. Walter is a successful surgeon. It is almost twenty years since they last hooked up. Now their dad has died and they're meeting to sell off some family furniture. After the Great Depression, Victor had given up going to university to support his father. His wife Esther and brother Walter, plus the wily antique dealer Gregory Solomon, all have their own agenda when the brothers meet again. But it's time for Victor to face the sacrifice he made all those years ago, and deal with his feelings about it.
In 1971 The Price was adapted for TV, from a script by Miller. Broadcast as part of the NBC Hallmark Hall of Fame series in the USA, David Burns played Mr. Solomon, Colleen Dewhurst played Mrs. Franz, George C. Scott played Victor Franz, and Barry Sullivan played Walter Franz.
The smash hit TV show was nominated for four Emmies including Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role for Scott, and Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Drama for Burns, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama - A Single Program, for the director Fielder Cook, and Outstanding Single Program - Drama or Comedy for David Susskind, the producer. Scott and Cook each won their nominated Emmies.
Your venue is the magnificent Wyndham’s Theatre and the show plays from 5th February to 27th April 2019. Suchet and Coyle are joined by Adrian Lukis and Sara Stewart, both of whom also reprise their roles from the Bath production. And set designer Simon Higlett has created the most remarkable attic setting stuffed with dangling period furniture, the ultimate in claustrophobia. This really is a classic you won't want to miss, an extremely clever play written by an extremely clever man, played by a collection of extremely talented actors.
Who is this show for?
Arthur Miller wrote adult plays with adult themes. This wonderful play isn't suitable for children.
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Saturday, 27 April 2019
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Please note the reviews below are from an old production of The Price.
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The Price Was ExcellentI booked The Price to see David Suchet live on stage and I was very impressed with the play. A fantastic way to spend my Saturday night. Mr Suchet was superb.
W Reviewed on 30 April 2019 by Wendy
London, United Kingdom
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Deep, meaningful and powerful!L Reviewed on 22 April 2019 by Liv
London, United Kingdom
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brilliant showThe Price was an amazing story acted brilliantly by the cast. It gripped you from the outset. The actors were all superb and conveyed the change of moods well. Thoroughly recommend this,
J Reviewed on 21 April 2019 by Joan
Bournemouth, United Kingdom
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Must seeR Reviewed on 18 April 2019 by Roy
Felpham, United Kingdom
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A key into the deceptively difficult family relationshipsM Reviewed on 17 April 2019 by Maria Antonietta
Rome, Italy
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Fantastic!!!!K Reviewed on 12 April 2019 by Kiran
Oxford, United Kingdom
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A virtuoso performance.Terrific show - amazing acting.
P Reviewed on 11 April 2019 by Philip
London, United Kingdom
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Worth going just for David SuchetArthur Miller is good value. The twists and turns of the two brothers' backstory in the second act became a little drawn-out, especially with the wife of one brother still on stage having little to say or do except emote. But it's still a good play. The stage always lit up when David Suchet came in and I would recommend going just for him alone, but he was just the best of a good cast, including the excellent stand-in at the performance I saw.
S Reviewed on 11 April 2019 by Stephen
Reading, United Kingdom
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A good play with excellent performances from the cast of four. Naturally David was outstanding. Difficult to rate music ? when it wasn’t a musical.
P Reviewed on 11 April 2019 by Paula
London, United Kingdom
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A thoughtful and provoking storyline. Wonderful performances from all of the cast . A delight from start to end .
S Reviewed on 10 April 2019 by Sally
Oroungton, United Kingdom
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FascinatingThis brilliant play dissects family relationships is surprising and chilling ways. It’s brilliantly constructed and written, and Miller really gets under the skin of the two main protagonists. All the acting is superb but I must say that for vocal production David Suchet give a masterclass. I was in the balcony and have a slight hearing impairment, and yet I could hear every syllable he uttered. His wonderful vocal range and superb characterisation add real quality and delight to this serious play.
C Reviewed on 07 April 2019 by Camilla
Rochester, United Kingdom
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Sion Lloyd, the understudy for Brendan Coyle was absolutely outstanding...! Played the role with the confidence and nuance of a true professional.
J Reviewed on 06 April 2019 by Jamie
San Jose, United States Of America
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One of Arthur Miller’s best plays.L Reviewed on 31 March 2019 by Linda
Ilford, United Kingdom
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Amazing play!
M Reviewed on 25 March 2019 by Marta
Paris, France
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Twist in the taleSterling performance from all the actors with a mix of comedy and soul searching
B Reviewed on 24 March 2019 by Barbara
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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A classic play, brilliantly well doneD Reviewed on 24 March 2019 by David
Bury St Edmunds, United Kingdom
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Entertaining and thought provokingC Reviewed on 23 March 2019 by Christian
London, United Kingdom
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David Suchet excelsVery good, would have been excellent had it been twenty minutes shorter.
K Reviewed on 22 March 2019 by Keith
Carshalton, United Kingdom
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A wonderful play by a great playwright. It shows how family relationships and resentments are fostered by protagonists' subjective memories, interpretations and self justification. Great acting.
S Reviewed on 17 March 2019 by Simon
Warrington, United Kingdom
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enjoyableM Reviewed on 13 March 2019 by Margaret
Llandrindod Wells, United Kingdom
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Brilkiant and movingJust mesmerising theatre! Suchet and the cast embrace Arthur Miller’s wonderful play about lost dreams, family feuds and human decency with terrific performances. It has always been one of the great American plays but this cast serves it extraordinarily well. A must see.
N Reviewed on 13 March 2019 by Nina
London, United Kingdom
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The PriceSimply SUPERB! The whole left me speechless, acting out of this world, just AMAZING!!
J Reviewed on 12 March 2019 by Joyce
Scunthorpe, United Kingdom
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Less is sometimes moreDavid Suchet was excellent. Every time he walked on the scene, the play became vivid. There were passages which were unnecessary long. If the play was 15-25 minutes shorter, it would be just fine.
M Reviewed on 12 March 2019 by Mario
Jaklovce, Slovakia
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A seldom-performed Arthur Miller, brilliantly doneS Reviewed on 12 March 2019 by Sally
London, United Kingdom
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Fantastic show , thought provokingDefinitely worth the 6 hour round trip to see! I left the theatre reflecting on desisions I had taken in my own life and the assumptions they may have been based on. So definitely a thought provoking afternoon. The acting was great. Brendon Cole particularly, as his performance was nuanced and held the audience.Adrian Lukis was a little too shouty for me and his character seem less believable as a result. David Suchet was of course fantastic!
L Reviewed on 10 March 2019 by Lindsay
Witney, United Kingdom
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Exelent actingH Reviewed on 10 March 2019 by Herulf
Oslo, Norway
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True gemP Reviewed on 08 March 2019 by Pawel
Worcester Park, United Kingdom
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PoignantDavid Suchet was excellent - each time he came on, the level of acting was raised!
S Reviewed on 01 March 2019 by Siobain
London, United Kingdom
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Stunning production , magnificent actors , an incredible evening that you can’t stop thinking about long after! There are times when you just can’t breathe! David Suchet is sublime and can play any role! The public are so lucky to see such fine acting by this brilliant Quartet! Run, don’t walk before these precious weeks are over! Bravo to one and all!
D Reviewed on 28 February 2019 by Dottie
Raleigh, United States Of America
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wonderful actingL Reviewed on 28 February 2019 by Ludmila
Orpington, United Kingdom
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amazing actorsN Reviewed on 26 February 2019 by Neil
Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
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Wonderful actingL Reviewed on 24 February 2019 by L
Bickenbach, Germany
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Davis Suchet is excellent. As a whole it is not Arthur Millers best work but it caused quite a bit of after show discussion which is always a good sign!
M Reviewed on 23 February 2019 by Mark
Beaminster, United Kingdom
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An absorbing playVery interesting play with the relationships between the 4 actors evolving as the play progressed
M Reviewed on 20 February 2019 by Michael
Farnham, United Kingdom
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David Suchet on the stage. He is amazing!
V Reviewed on 14 February 2019 by Vojtěch
Brno, Czech Republic
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David Suchet is awesome!Booked the show because David Suchet was in it. However the complete cast were amazing. Really glad I went to see it. Mr Suchet really makes it though.
J Reviewed on 13 February 2019 by John
Netheravon, United Kingdom
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BoringI Reviewed on 09 February 2019 by Isabel
London, United Kingdom
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A reflection on the complexities of sibling relationships and family inheritance.Excellent acting and wonderful script so relevant to many modern families
S Reviewed on 06 February 2019 by Sheila
London, United Kingdom
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preferably for older peopleI went wth my daughter and i think it is for an older audience. the play was very well acted, Vic was extremely good. David Suchet played the part extremely well.
C Reviewed on 06 February 2019 by Clair
Reading, United Kingdom