Lidless Theatre and Zoe Weldon in association with Park Theatre and Theatre Deli presents
Leaves of Glass
3rd July 2023—8th July 2023

“That’s the way it works in this family. Believe what you wanna believe. Twist this. Ignore the other. That’s how we survive.”
Lidless Theatre and Zoe Weldon in association with Park Theatre and Theatre Deli present the first major UK revival of Philip Ridley‘s Leaves of Glass.
East London. 2023.
Steven has always tried to be a good person. He works hard. He looks after his family. But, suddenly, everyone starts accusing him of things. His wife accuses him of being unfaithful. His mother accuses him of being coercive. And his brother, Barry, accuses him of…what exactly?
Barry won’t say. Or can’t. Or perhaps…Steven hasn’t done anything at all.
Following its critically acclaimed run at Soho Theatre premiere in 2007, Philip Ridley’s four-hander is a gripping narrative of memory, manipulation, and power – now regarded as a modern classic – returns for the first time in 16 years with a new production by longtime collaborators, Lidless Theatre.
- Dates & Times
Monday 3rd July – Saturday 8th July
19:30
- Content Warning
- References to Suicide, Domestic violence, Strong Language, Mental health issues, Sudden loud noises, Allusions to child abuse
- Age Range
- 14+
- Prices
From £18 + Booking fee
- Times & Duration
Run time: 1 hour 45 minutes.
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This production is theatre as it should be – an unforgettable experience
Theatre WeeklyGenerates a mood of oppressive discomfort that grows with each snappy scene
The StageEnthralling intensity throughout
Whats On StageDevastating drama that blows up like a bomb; the play about memory you will never forget
London Pub TheatresA thrilling, tense and heartbreaking production
West End Best FriendA stunning quartet of actors so perfectly suited to their roles
Broadway Babytwists your perception of where the truth lies until the very end
The RecsAn absolute must see production
Theatre NewsBoth fascinating and horrifying to watch
Everything TheatreA modern classic
Broadway WorldCaptivates and provokes
The UpcomingThe Cast are excellent together
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