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Venues: Wyndham's Theatre


Review: Don Juan in Soho at Wyndham’s Theatre
28 March 2017
Reviews • West End & Central

Review: Don Juan in Soho at Wyndham’s Theatre

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ Until 10 June 2017
By Eleanor Turney

An absolute bastard, but a charming one: Eleanor Turney reviews David Tennant in Patrick Marber’s update of Molière.


Review: The Kite Runner at Wyndham’s Theatre
16 January 2017
Reviews • West End & Central

Review: The Kite Runner at Wyndham’s Theatre

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ Until 11th march 2017
By Amelia Forsbrook

“It may just be coincidence…” Amelia Forsbrook reviews Matthew Sprangler’s adaptation of Khaled Hosseini’s best-selling novel.


Review: No Man’s Land at Wyndham’s Theatre
21 September 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • West End & Central

Review: No Man’s Land at Wyndham’s Theatre

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 8 September - 17 December 2016
By Miriam Gillinson

Peering through the leaves: Miriam Gillinson goes to the park to review Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan in No Man’s Land.


Review: The Truth at Wyndham’s Theatre
1 July 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • West End & Central

Review: The Truth at Wyndham’s Theatre

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ Until 3rd September 2016
By Gillian Greer

“A refusal to engage with anything resembling morality”: Gillian Greer reviews Florian Zeller’s play in its run at Wyndham’s.


Review: People, Places and Things at Wyndham’s Theatre
24 March 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • Reviews • West End & Central

Review: People, Places and Things at Wyndham’s Theatre

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 15th March - 18th June 2016
By Maddy Costa

“The fundamental sadness of being alive.” Maddy Costa reviews Duncan Macmillan’s play.


Hangmen
14 December 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Hangmen

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ Booking until 6th March 2016
By Annegret Märten

A laughing matter.


The Mentalists
13 July 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

The Mentalists

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 3rd July - 26th September 2015
By Tim Bano

A whole lot of nothing.


American Buffalo
27 April 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

American Buffalo

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 16th April - 27th June 2015
By Tim Bano

Playing on different channels.


A View From the Bridge
20 February 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

A View From the Bridge

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ until 11th April 2015
By Mary Halton

Biblical and sculptural and altogether unexpected.


King Charles III
12 September 2014
Reviews • West End & Central

King Charles III

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 2nd September - 29th November 2014
By Stewart Pringle

Handsome, sonorous, and light-footed.


The Weir
22 January 2014
Reviews • West End & Central

The Weir

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 16th January - 19th April 2014
By Stewart Pringle

The cleansing power of stories.


Relatively Speaking
21 May 2013
Reviews • West End & Central

Relatively Speaking

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 14th May - 31st August 2013
By Alice Saville

Ayckbourn’s tightly crafted farce.


Doktor Glas
20 April 2013
Reviews • West End & Central

Doktor Glas

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 16th April - 11th May 2013
By Tracey Sinclair

Scandinavian noir.


Quartermaine’s Terms
5 February 2013
Reviews • West End & Central

Quartermaine’s Terms

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 23rd January - 13th April 2013
By Alice Saville

An exercise in restraint.


Driving Miss Daisy
10 October 2011
Reviews • West End & Central

Driving Miss Daisy

Wyndham's Theatre ⋄ 5th October - 17th December 2011
By Daniel B. Yates

Vanessa Redgrave reveals the thorns in Miss Daisy.


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