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One dead fatherOne messed up familyOne girl who just wants to helpOne school bully who always gets his own wayOne man of the church offering comfortAnd one hand puppet who is completely out of control – He’s shocking, dangerous and taking no prisoners.All hell is breaking out at the Vaudeville Theatre as this hilarious and provocative new comedy lands direct from Broadway, where the New York Times hailed it “Wickedly Funny” and the New Yorker called it “Sesame Street meets The Exorcist”Book now for the most exciting new play to come out of America this year starring Janie Dee, Neil Pearson, Harry Melling, Jemima Rooper and Kevin Mains. …..A left hand can certainly be a dangerous thing.
Read our 5 Star review of the Broadway production of Hand To God
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Performance schedule
Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm
Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30pm
Cast & Creatives
CAST
Margery - Janie Dee
Pastor Greg - Neil Pearson
Jason / Tyrone - Harry Melling
Jessica - Jemima Rooper
Timothy - Kevin Mains
CREATIVE
Written by Robert Askins
Director - Moritz Von Stuelpnagel
Set Design - Beowulf Boritt
Costume Design - Sydney Maresca
Lighting Design - Mark Henderson
Sound Design - John Leonard
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REVIEW: Hand To God, Vaudevile Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Hand to God is a soul-cleansing experience - gleefully unburdening its audience of their suppressed hysteria, and leaving them to guiltily head for confession (or the theatre bar) to wash away their sins.
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Emily Hardy
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REVIEW: Hand To God, Booth Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭
Written by Robert Askins and directed by Moritz von Stuelpnagel, Hand To God plays like an obsidian black farce which turns on those stock elements of farce - violence, sex and religion. The extremity of those elements and their use here is what differentiates this from a run of the mill farce. Askins writes cruelly funny dialogue and the ludicrous situations that develop are undeniably hilarious. But his greatest skill lies in perception - this is a very serious work wrapped up in the glossy laughter of farce.
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Stephen Collins
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