Peter And Alice Reviews

Andrea jones from London and Kingswinford

ANDREAS REVIEW

Both my daughter and I thought the play was wonderful and the actors superb. Would recommend this play. Judi Dench was as always amazing.

S Wheeler from Milton Keynes, Bucks, UK

NEW PETER AND ALICE PLAY

We only had a very rough idea of the premis for this play when we arrived for this evenings premiere performance, that the grown up children who inspired the stories of Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland came face to face one day whilst waiting to meet fans in a book shop. The play was moving and funny. Beautifully acted by all members of the cast and of course Dame Judy was all I hoped she would be, wonderful and never to be forgotten. Not sure about the choice of start though. Not very definite and a little confusing as lights were still up.

A Moss from London,

GOLDEN DAYS OF CHILDHOOD

very thought provoking and clever detail as the plot unfolds. The characters exploration of their own realities hits an honest spot for us all. Challenging, ambitious and innovative with some humorous moments. Needless to say the acting was superb even though there were a few pauses as they are still in preview. Highly recomended

A Moss from London,

GOLDEN DAYS OF CHILDHOOD

very thought provoking and clever detail as the plot unfolds. The characters exploration of their own realities hits an honest spot for us all. Challenging, ambitious and innovative with some humorous moments. Needless to say the acting was superb even though there were a few pauses as they are still in preview. Highly recomended

Christina W from London,

STELLA PERFORMANCE FROM DENCH

This is not to be missed, to see an actor at her finest. There have been criticisms that the play is too wordy but we found it lyrical. Praise too for Nicholas Farrell's performance as Lewis Carroll but the night belonged to Judi Dench.

Adele Symonds from London,

TOO MANY WORDS

sorry but this play is too demanding. An hour and a half long with no interval and a confusing dialogue of too many words. Contrived and pretentious. Sorry, even the brilliant Dame Judy did not lighten up the play

Steve from London,

DISAPPOINTING

Can't believe I paid £59 for my seat. Could have sold it to someone in the queue for returns. Wish I had. Pretentious twadle as far as I was concerned. Just because the great Judi Dench is in it doesn't make it a great play. Very disappointing.another play with no interval which makes it very difficult to leave until the bitter end.

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