- 17c
- A Christmas Carol
- A Monster Calls
- A Slight Ache / The Dumb Waiter
- An Evening with Sophia Loren
- Awful Auntie
- Dinosaur World Live
- Dust
- Exit the King
- Foxfinder
- Horrible Histories - Barmy Britain - Part 4
- Imperium I: Conspirator
- Imperium II: Dictator
- Julie
- Katherine Ryan: Glitter Room
- Killer Joe
- King Lear
- Landscape / A Kind of Alaska
- Macbeth RSC
- Misty
- Moonlight / Night School
- Nine Night
- One for the Road-New World Order-Mountain Language-Ashes to Ashes
- Operation Ouch
- Party Time / Celebration
- Pressure
- Romeo and Juliet RSC
- Silk Road (How To Buy Drugs Online)
- Summer and Smoke
- The Comedy About A Bank Robbery
- The Height of the Storm
- The Importance of Being Earnest
- The Inheritance: Part 1
- The Inheritance: Part 2
- The Jungle
- The Lieutenant of Inishmore
- The Lover / The Collection
- The Merry Wives of Windsor RSC
- The Mousetrap
- The Play That Goes Wrong
- The Room / Victoria Station / Family Voices
- The Wipers Times
- The Woman in Black
- True West
- We're Going on a Bear Hunt
- Wise Children
The Best Man Reviews - Playhouse Theatre
Playhouse Theatre
Northumberland Avenue
London
London
WC2N 5DE
Directions
(2mins) Follow Embankment Place right under the bridge; turn right onto Northumberland Avenue and you’ll see the theatre.
| Booking From: | Wednesday, 23rd May 2018 |
| Booking Until: | Saturday, 26th May 2018 |
| Running Time: | 2 hours 30 minutes |
| Age Restriction: | Suitable for ages 12+ |
| Show Status: | production_closed |
Latest Review: "My score of 2 tells a tale. The play, production and cast were excellent. However, seated in row ..."
Tuesday, 15th May 2018 by Pete Orpington
My score of 2 tells a tale. The play, production and cast were excellent. However, seated in row J of the dress circle, my partner and I missed most of the dialogue, which ruined the play for us. Unfortunate, with such an excellent cast.
Sunday, 18th Mar 2018 by Pat.Billericay
Congratulations to all the actors in The Best Man.
Thoroughly enjoyed all the dialogue and little quips between the Cast. Always a big follower of Martin Shaw and he never fails to please!
Jack Shepherd was increcible, and loved his little pretence at end of Saturday's matinee when Martin thought Jack was going to tumble off stage at front of us with curtain call. Mucking about then Jack.
All gave great performances, and sitting in second row we were for very lucky to see the play unfold. Well done, good Mothers day present for me!
