All My Sons Reviews

Riccardo from London

OUTSTANDING

Probably one of the best play i have ever seen, David Suchet is amazing and so is Zoe Wanamaker and the rest of the cast, it all went so fast that i did not realised it lasted almost two hours, stunning set and lighting and i loved the Apollo theatre. I was looking so forward to see those two actors live and my expectations were fully fulfilled.

HM from Oxfordshire

FIRST CLASS!!

We've just got home from seeing this. It was very good indeed. I was very pleased that the stars didn't let us down- in fact they were superb. Also- the Apollo is such a beautiful theatre. Well worth the trip even if you don't like the drama.

Cathy Wall from England

ALL MY SONS

I saw the matinee performance on 22 May and it was spectacular. The performances by Zoe Wanamaker and David Suchet were amazing and so emotional and the supporting cast were superb. A fantastic play and one not to be missed.

J Derby from England

SPELLBINDING

I saw the play on 20 May and was absolutely enthralled and did not want the interval to come to spoil the incredible atmosphere. The actors, particularly Zoe Wannamaker and David Suchet were first-class, the plot, the stunning stage set amounted to a superb evening in the Apollo Theatre (which is very comfortable and welcoming). At the end of the play there was a standing ovation and rightly so. May this play be a hit if it is not already

Abhijit & Madhurie from London 2010

STANDING OVATION

The first standing ovation from my wife and that does not come easily. David Suchet and Zoe Wannamaker in a master class performance in acting and in truly stunning stage settings. One of the best plays we have seen in the West End. Lived up to the hype and much more... An evening to remember for a long long time...

Sudipto Chatterjee from UK, USA and India

NO TRACE OF POIROT!

One would think that anything David Suchet would do, was likely to have a touch of Poirot (the role of that celebrated Belgian sleuth he has made his own). But Suchet is a far greater actor than what Poirot reveals of him. He embodies Joe Keller in a way that few actors in this day and age can. Ably supported by Zoë Wanamaker's Katie, Suchet leads a highly capable cast that does more than justice to Miller's 1947 play on guilt and moral retribution. This remounting of Howard Davies' "All My Sons" is a must for anyone wanting a taste of how Brits do American theatre: they do it REALLY well!!

Luke Adamson from London

AMAZING

Everything about this play is perfect! I hung on every word right through to the end. Go and see it now!

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