Glengarry Glen Ross

Why see Glengarry Glen Ross?

Christian's back

David Mamet's searing look at the cost of greed and the lure of riches makes a welcome return to London this autumn in this new production led by Christian Slater and Kris Marshall. Considered a modern American classic, Mamet introduces us to four Chicago real estate agents who, upon learning their jobs are in danger, will settle at nothing to protect them. Robert Glenister, Stanley Townsend, and Don Warrington round out what is sure to be a stunning and provocative revival.

A household name, Christian Slater is a captivating performer whose turns in True Romance, Heathers and more have carved him a niche as a charming but unstable hot-head, something which will come in very handy whilst navigating this masterpiece.
Fresh from Death in Paradise and teasing us all about those Doctor Who rumours, we're super exhilarated to have Kris Marshall back and to see him sink his teeth into the show.

For Sale: The Story of Glengarry Glen Ross

Welcome to a vicious struggle for dominion and money. Key to flipping undesirable property is the group's propensity to lie, steal and cheat their customers as they pursue power, riches and the American Dream at the expense of morality and legality. Darkly comic and as profanity laden as you'd expect from Mamet, we learn just how much one can comprise their souls for victory over others.

Cast

Christian Slater
Kris Marshall
Robert Glenister
Don Warrington
Stanley Townsend

Creative

Written by David Mamet
Directed by Sam Yates

Reviews

Our review

Confusing, rushed, disappointing.

Glengarry Glen Ross is the classic play about cutthroat Chicago real estate agents who are willing to do whatever it takes to close the deal, whether it be legal or not. The bar was set high with Christian Slater's name on everyone's lips, and my expecta

Scarlet Fleetwood

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Customer reviews

1 reviews, average rating: (4.0 Stars)

James Gay

A good treatment of the original scrpit

Having been a fan of the film based on this play from 35 years ago, I was eager to see this revival, to experience it in London, in its original form. Having Christian Slater cast as Roma seemed like a good choice and I was unfamiliar with the rest of the cast. My seats were in the stalls, H12, right in the center. Very nice view. The playhouse is a nice facility and the acoustics are suited to the use. Christian Slater, Stanley Townsend & Robert Glenister were quite good in their roles and well-cast for these parts. Very enjoyable performances. In contrast, Kris Marshall and Don Warrington turned in lackluster, unnatural performances and seemed miscast in their roles. This tainted the experience, for me. The play has two settings, both well fleshed out, with an intermission between. The change was well-executed. In all, I would recommend this revived Mamet play for anyone who knows the story or would find the world of Chicago real estate swindlers in the 1980s to be interesting. ... Read more
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