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3 days ago · "The Lehman Brothers resonate powerfully in the National Theatre’s production of The Lehman Trilogy, currently showing at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London’s West End. This compelling play, adapted from Italian novelist Stefano Massini’s work by the talented Ben Power, explores the rise and fall of the Lehman brothers across three captivating acts, tracing their…
3 days ago · The Lehman Trilogy is storytelling at its finest. In Sam Mendes’s revival, an epic narrative of American capitalism is translated into thrillingly stripped-back theatre. The word “storytelling” – hijacked by political strategists, brand consultants and marketing gurus – is becoming so prevalent it risks losing all meaning.
3 days ago · There is the way the men need to be shape-shifters, clowns, yet always themselves – always Henry, Meyer and Emanuel, so that even when oddities in the family crop up, the old resemblance haunts you.
5 days ago · The Lehman Trilogy review: An epic with masterful storytelling at its heart. It's no small feat to tell a rags to riches to ruins tale which spans 164 years. Yet, with skilled actors and beautiful ...
5 days ago · The landmark National Theatre and Neal Street production of The Lehman Trilogy, directed by Academy Award®, Tony Award®, and Golden Globe winner Sam Mendes, returns to the Gillian Lynne Theatre for a strictly limited encore season this autumn.
- January 4, 2025
- September 24, 2024
5 days ago · The characters rarely interact directly, relying on narration and imagination. The costumes and set remain the same from 1850 to 2008. The action begins in a glass cube representing the final Lehman office, and with no costume changes and minimal props—just cardboard boxes, flowers, and a jug – the story flows through the decades.
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4 days ago · Buy The Lehman Trilogy Tickets showing at the Gillian Lynne Theatre, London. Choose your own seats with the best availability from London Theatre Guide.
