All My Sons Reviews

Lucy Stansfield from Corsham, UK

WOW

What can I say. We haven't been to the theatre in London for ages and last time was awful but my husband wanted to see this as he's never seen any Arthur Miller plays. I have but not this one. Well it kept my interst right from the start. David Suchet and Zoe Wannamaker were absolutely brilliant and I was very impressed with the young boy as well. The plot and its little twists had me changing my mind as to what would happen next every few minutes. However I never anticipated the final twist. If you haven't seen this play yet and get the chance then make sure you go. I can guarantee you won't regret it. I have never written a review before but felt I had to share my enjoyment with you.

Laura Barten-Coker from Kent

EXQUISITELY INDELIBLE!

I felt obliged to review this most compelling play having just seen the Saturday matinee 11th September 2010. However, truth be known I know very little of the arts/theatre land, not that is, as a pro critic would you understand! So this is my crude and credulous review of All our Sons in the eyes of a 35 year old stay at home mummy of four who doesn't get out much......! To say it was wonderful would seem on the surface to be an injustice, but what other words could one give? tremendous, sensational, exquisite Well it is all of these and more. I of course cried most of the way through the second act (I did say earlier I didn't get out much!) mostly in anticipation of the emotion that was to be revealed towards the end. I would be lying if I said David was not my best loved but truly the entire cast we're as equally sublime. Thank you to you all for giving me such an indelible afternoon. X

Maya Claire from Paris, France

FLAWLESS.

A most thrilling and haunting play, an incredibly perfect cast (David Suchet and Zoë Wanamaker leading as a broken yet united in grief couple) and enchanting settings made it one of the best evenings of my life. Miller's words spoken with such talent and humanity, it was a dream coming true. Everybody should rush in to the Apollo to see such a marvel before it end in October. I also very much appreciated meeting the cast after the play, the actors are modest and kind : a blast.

Bloxham, J. from UK

SIMPLY OUTSTANDING

This is not a show for the faint hearted. Excellent, powerful performances from Zoe Wanamaker and David Suchet, but equally outstanding were the supporting cast. Be prepared to feel all the emotions possible of this intense and very human, emotionally charged play.

V. C Bradford from London

ALL MY SONS

Whilst as expected the acting was excellent, the plot is tedious and thin. The stage setting was such that when the actors were front stage left (as they were a lot) they could neither be seen nor heard from where I was sitting in the dress circle. Seats also cramped and uncomfortable. All in all very disappointing.

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