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The Cripple of Inishmaan in London
Starring:
Daniel Radcliffe
The Michael Grandage season – Introducing The Cripple of Inishmaan
The Cripple of the Inishmaan is one of five amazing plays put on for the long awaited, much vaunted 2012 – 2014 Michael Grandage season, all of which take place at the splendid Noël Coward Theatre.
The season runs from December 2012 to February 2014 and sees some of the stage’ greatest names taking the boards in a variety of star-studded productions, including Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter fame, the redoubtable Dame Judi Dench, Jude Law, Sheridan Smith, David Walliams, Ben Whishaw and Simon Russell Beale.
The aim of the season is to bring live theatre within the reach of a younger audience by providing lower cost tickets and broader seating availability than usually found in the West End. The final result is a highly creative and long-awaited season designed to assure the future success of the West End and inspire new generations to discover the genre, all directed by respected Director Michael Grandage CBE.
The Cripple of Inishmaan - The story
Martin McDonagh's fantastic comic masterpiece examines the coming of age of an ordinary young man in extraordinary circumstances, created by the author in the twentieth century and a modern classic in the making.
The action is set on the bleak, remote and lonely island of Inishmaan, which sits off the west coast of Ireland. When the locals find out that a Hollywood movie is about to be filmed on the island next door, Inishmore, a young crippled boy Billy becomes obsessed with it, desperate to win himself a role in a brave effort to lighten up his incredibly tedious everyday life.
An unforgettable dark comedy
Theatre fans of every age will adore this fresh adaption of Martin McDonagh's classic dark comedy. It’s uplifting, funny, tragic and thoroughly entertaining, with Daniel Radcliffe in the starring role.
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Saturday, 31 August 2013
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The Cripple of Inishmaan reviews
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- Recommended for:
- Teenagers (86%)
- Theatregoers (92%)
Latest customer reviews
All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing The Cripple of Inishmaan.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of The Cripple of Inishmaan.
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BrilliantThis show is brilliant. We mainly went to see Daniel Radcliffe but the whole cast was amazing with a very clever script
A Reviewed on 01 September 2013 by Anonymous
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Money well spentA very well done show. Daniel Radcliffe was magnificent especially his Irish accent. The other actors were unknown to me but the whole cast was just as good as Daniel and certainly showed that they had all put in a lot for the play. The jokes were witty and comedy timing was brilliant. At times it was hard to follow the dialogue but then I'm not a native Irish! The storyline was simple to follow and had enough drama and suspense to keep the audience guessing. The only advise I have is if possible, to get a seat closer to the stage as its a large theatre and some of the expressions/ actions can be missed from a large distance. Overall a very well worth play to watch, especially if comedy and 'feel-goods' are your thing!
A Reviewed on 26 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Irish irony/writing at its bestLiked the twists in the story - the throwback to Old Irish thinking/culture. Caught the feel of it all.
A Reviewed on 23 August 2013 by Anonymous
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A wonderfully moving play with a great castA fantastic show! The play was full of humour, great accents and excellent acting. I thought that the cast were very well assembled and portrayed their characters with a respectable amount of sophistication. Dark but funny, the play tells the story of a Cripple boy who goes through tremendous hardships in his battle for recognition on a small Irish island. This is an excellent production and I recommend it to anyone interested in the art of theatre.
A Reviewed on 22 August 2013 by Anonymous
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laughter and tearsFunny and sad all at the same time. My 13 year old found it very sad in parts, not sure it is good for very young children, the story doesn't leave you on a high. That said the acting was wonderful, the characters were real, you became part of their world, hence the laughter and the tears.
A Reviewed on 22 August 2013 by Anonymous
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A laugh a minute.i could see this again. It was awesome and hilarious. I laughed so much my ribs ached. What better way to spend an evening.
A Reviewed on 21 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Perfect A Reviewed on 20 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Not sure what to expect but not dissappointed. Brilliant A Reviewed on 17 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Light was a bit dark at some scenes.
A Reviewed on 15 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Humour and pathos aboundEach character in the story well observed, surprising ending, took us through the gamut of all human emotions in 2 hours.
A Reviewed on 15 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Completly TouchedAbsolutlely loved it. Cast was phenominal, production was excelent and beautifully simple. And the story really touched me. Dan is fantastic too :)
A Reviewed on 11 August 2013 by Anonymous
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Leaving HarryA bitter-sweet treasure of a play. Lots of laughter, counterpointed by tears.
A Reviewed on 31 July 2013 by Anonymous
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BORING! A Reviewed on 28 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Funny and well worth seeingDont sit up in the balcony restricted view
A Reviewed on 23 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Hilarious! A great night out.. A Reviewed on 22 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Daniel RadcliffeThe story and dialogue are very good.
A Reviewed on 21 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Confusing line storyI thought the story was rather confusing and very difficult to follow. I had an impression that all the people came just to look at Daniel and most of them were his fans. Didn't quite get the humour, may be it was a bit too thick for me.
A Reviewed on 19 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Great Fecking night outWould have liked to have known there was lots if swearing as went with 10 year old!
A Reviewed on 18 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Oirish stewIf I was Irish and I'm actually half Irish from my mother's family I'd be insulted by this play, let's get all the cliches out there and in your face, Terrible stuff, story doesn't make sense, the twists are palpably wrong and ham fisted, the dialogue at least in the first half was truly awful. Yes, funny at times but only if you think you're watching Father Ted and that was funnier and well-written, this wasn't. The acting was better than the play.
A Reviewed on 14 July 2013 by Anonymous
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It's all in the second actThe first act is short on story and long on crazy Irishman humor At the interval I was confused about where the story was going: it seemed like it could go anywhere. It all came together in the second act where the story picked up a direction and more than a little misdirection. Humor, pathos and strong performances all around.
A Reviewed on 14 July 2013 by Anonymous
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OutstandingListen carefully as the accents are thick. Perfect piece of thought provoking and absorbing theater.
A Reviewed on 02 July 2013 by Anonymous
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Excellent Entertaining Theatre at it's Best A Reviewed on 26 June 2013 by Anonymous
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