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1. www.timeout.com › london › theatreReykjavik, Hampstead Theatre review: Richard Bean returns ...

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   Oct 25, 2024 · Review. Reykjavik. Richard Bean’s serious comedy – with supernatural elements! – about the decline of the Hull trawler fleets is his best play in years. Friday 25 October 2024. Buy ticket. Written...

2. www.theartsdesk.com › theatre › reykjavik-hampsteadReykjavik, Hampstead Theatre review - drama frozen by waves ...

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   5 days ago · Richard Bean’s new play revisits the Hull fishing industry of the 1970s. by Aleks Sierz Monday, 28 October 2024. Man talk: John Hollingworth and Matt Sutton in ‘Reykjavik’. Mark Douet. “Don’t take a piss in the house of a woman you have made a widow.”. The mixture of earthy comedy and tragic pain in this piece of parental advice is ...

3. www.hamhigh.co.uk › news › 24688785Review of Reykjavik by Richard Bean at Hampstead Theatre

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   3 days ago · Hampstead. Share. Richard Bean's dark comedy considers the aftermath of the sinking of a Hull trawler on the eve of the fishing industry's decimation.

4. www.londontheatre.co.uk › reviews › reykjavik-review'Reykjavik' review — Richard Bean's elegiac, eerie drama ...

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   4 days ago · Read our review of Reykjavik, directed by Emily Burns, now in performances at the Hampstead Theatre to 23 November. Matt Wolf 29 October, 2024, 14:00 Richard Bean returns to his thematic and geographic roots with Reykjavik , from the playwright best-known to this day for the brilliantly antic One Man, Two Guvnors , which brought James Corden to international attention.

5. www.whatsonstage.com › news › five-reasons-whyFive reasons why Reykjavik is the must-see new play this autumn

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   Oct 11, 2024 · Richard Bean’s Reykjavik is sailing into the Hampstead Theatre this month, promising a fascinating deep-dive into a unique and distinct calamity involving a group of fishermen. The venue has given us five reasons why this one will have you hooked.

6. www.telegraph.co.uk › theatre › what-to-seeReykjavik, Hampstead Theatre, review: one of Richard Bean’s best

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   Oct 25, 2024 · This new play at the Hampstead Theatre, which superbly explores the Cod Wars during the Seventies, is a rare treat

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   Is the story of Hampstead a true one?

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   Why should you visit the Hampstead Theatre?

   • The Hampstead Theatre has a long history of debuting fantastic new writing from the best in the business – even Harold Pinter has opened his plays at the venue! It’s fantastic to see Bean back to repeat a trick after his brilliant work on To Have and To Hold. 3.

   Five reasons why Reykjavik is the must-see new play this autumn

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   • Hampstead also has some of the best private schools in the country which makes it very popular with families. And central London is less than 10 minutes away by car and just a handful of Tube stops from the West End.

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   Is Hampstead Theatre a stone-cold hit?

   • Director Emily Burns is a master of navigating power hierarchies, gorgeously winding up the suspense, teasing us with the promise of outright detonation and always faithful to Bean’s writing. Hampstead Theatre has had a rocky trajectory since Covid. Biding its time to produce a stone-cold hit, this might be it.

   Review: REYKJAVIK, Hampstead Theatre

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8. www.broadwayworld.com › westend › articleReview: REYKJAVIK, Hampstead Theatre - Broadway World

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   Oct 25, 2024 · Review: REYKJAVIK, Hampstead Theatre. Hampstead has been biding its time for a hit. This might just be it. There’s a whiff of Jez Butterworth ’s Jerusalem about Richard Bean ’s Reykjavík ...