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Lindsay Posner directs Terence Rattigan’s compelling play, The Winslow Boy, based on a true story of a father’s fight to clear his son’s name when he is expelled after being convicted of theft.
First staged in 1946, the battle between personal principles and conscience plus an impenetrable establishment under the media spotlight makes The Winslow Boy as relevant today as it was then.
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Saturday, 25 May 2013
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All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing The Winslow Boy.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of The Winslow Boy.
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Overall the acting was brilliant but that of the Winslow boy and his brother was a little over the top and made the characters a little unreal.
A Reviewed on 19 May 2013 by Anonymous
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The Winslow Boy - a really good show A Reviewed on 16 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Excellent acting A Reviewed on 14 May 2013 by Anonymous
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It was a mistake to revive this play. The film which came out a few years ago was so much better. The actors on the evning I went were shrill and artificial and sometimes they were inaudible. Set mediocre, no scene changes (possibly written that way, boring) and I didn't enjoy it very much at all.
A Reviewed on 14 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Such an enjoyable eveningI had seen this production years ago and was delighted to see it again. This time it was marvellous with excellent performances all round. A thoroughly good show. We loved it.
A Reviewed on 13 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Great show A Reviewed on 12 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Excellent classic falls short!Disappointed by fact that not all could be heard from the Upper Circle.
A Reviewed on 12 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Voices should project clearly to all parts of theatre!.Somewhat disappointed due to fact that not all dialogue reached the Upper Circle.
A Reviewed on 12 May 2013 by Anonymous
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A true story that stands the test of timeA powerful, funny, moving play based on a real father's fight to save his son's good name. A story based on real events in 1908, told by brilliant actors.
A Reviewed on 10 May 2013 by Anonymous
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The Winslow BoyIt was an extremely-well acted period piece with comedic touches. The story waned at times but overall an enjoyable experience.
A Reviewed on 07 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Poor audienceThe show was marred by my neighbours in the audience. the gentleman to my right spent the majority of the first half, off and on, excavating his nose and eating the pickings. e did this completely unselfconsciously and vigorously, actually jogging my arm as his elbow circled in his efforts. A couple in front snogged at times. the lady on my left checked texts in hopeless addiction, illuminating the space in her lap, a real distraction to the eye. Another man behind tookphotos with his phone in the interval, of ythe audience and of his friends presence within the auditorium. peoplefurthertomyright knocked over their empty beer glasses onto the floor. I didnot pay 50 to sit amongst his and felt I had a good case for money back, but it would have been difficult to explain and one is in danger of being thought of as a grumpy old lady. Myenjoyment of the show was substantially curtailed as a result of these distractions.
A Reviewed on 04 May 2013 by Anonymous
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A History lesson for all A Reviewed on 01 May 2013 by Anonymous
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Provocative storyline between justice and right, accentuated with comical dialogueAnyone from teenagers to grandparents would enjoy this show
A Reviewed on 19 April 2013 by Anonymous
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