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Panton Street 6, London SW1Y 4DN
Closed February 11, 2017
"A chance to see a great actor like Mark Rylance cutting loose. A whimsical, ultimately resonant portrait of lost souls waiting to hook or be hooked."
Time Out
Two ice fisherman ponder life's big questions in this surreal play written by and starring Tony, Oscar and Olivier-winning Mark Rylance. Reprising the role of Ron alongside Jim Lichtscheidl as Erik, Rylance will once again prove his consummate talent on the London stage this winter, where some may argue the modern theatrical icon truly belongs.
A contemplative portrait of two ice fisherman waiting for one last catch of the season, Rylance co-authored the play alongside Duluth prose poet Louis Jenkins, whose poems make up the bulk of the abstract dialogue, while his wife Claire van Kampen directs this strictly limited run.
In a fishy twist, the show will be offering four free tickets per performance to any brave soul that comes dressed as a fisherman or fish, in a competition that will be judged nightly by the front of house staff. Best fishes to those competing!*
The story centers on two ice fishermen awaiting the end of the season and one last bite. As they wait in the freezing weather, they meditate on a myriad of subjects, including life, watches and the difference between dogs and wolves...
Previews from: 15 November 2016
Opening night: 24 November 2016
*Available on a first come first served basis from 6pm on the night of the performance (1.30pm for matinees). One ticket available per person, max 4 tickets available per performance, 2 tickets per box. Tickets located in Box A and B only, and allocated at the discretion of the Box Office. Don’t be shellfish, bring a friend!
Images used are from the Broadway production of Nice Fish
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Raye Birk
Kayli Carter
Bob Davis
Jim Lichtscheidl
Mark Rylance
Directed by Claire van Kampen
Set by Todd Rosenthal
Costume by Ilona Somogyi
Lighting by Japhy Weideman
Sound by Scott W. Edwards
Music by Claire van Kampen
Superb QUIRKY clever
Nice Fish doesn’t always make sense, but then it doesn’t need to in order to work
Mark Rylance is entertaining as ever in Nice Fish, a loveable introduction to theatre of the absurd for those unfamiliar with the genre.
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