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WORLD'S END

2GRAVES by Paul Sellar, Arts Theatre, 2006
 
LONDON REVIEWS
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FIVE STARS & Critics Choice
"Genius... riveting drama... this stunning monologue is brilliantly, sensationally performed by Jonathan Moore" 
WHAT’S ON IN LONDON - Patrick Marmion
 

FOUR STARS & Critics Choice 

"This surprising underworld shocker is always going to turn a few heads. Engaging and rewarding" 
 TIME OUT - Jonathan Gibbs
 
FOUR STARS & Critics Choice 

"Gripping... there's an almost Orestia-like magnificence to this revenge cycle which contains the year’s most bleakly beautiful lines" 
EVENING STANDARD  - Fiona Mountford
 

FOUR STARS & Critics Choice 

"This is raw, blunt stuff. And it's absorbing too" 
THE TIMES  - Benedict Nightingale
 
FOUR STARS 
" A joy.. a blistering script.. a virtuoso performance. A bulls eye!" 
THE DAILY EXPRESS  - Sarah Hemming
 
FOUR STARS 
"Powerful... beautiful... This brave, bold drama holds us spellbound" 
THE SUNDAY EXPRESS  - Mark Shenton
 
 FOUR STARS 
"A work of rare skill and intense artistry" 
 DAILY MAIL  - Quentin Letts  
  
"Gives rise to humour and dramatic excitement.  And it all proves unexpectedly compelling  and distinctly Euripidean" 
THE TELEGRAPH - Charles Spencer   (Paper does not carry stars)
 
"The Arts opens with a theatrical cracker...  A  rarity... a modern verse drama that works... Jonathan Moore is astonishing." 
THE INDEPENDENT - Paul Taylor  (Paper does not carry stars) 

“truly a rare piece of theatre. Intense, challenging and moving, everyone should see this play….Jack is played passionately by Jonathan Moore…he does so brilliantly and is mesmerising for every second of the eighty minute play….With skilful use of rhyme and repetition Paul Sellar has created a piece of modern day prose that is as beautiful and touching as it is honest and uncompromising. …2Graves should be held up as an example of what a play should be…one of the best pieces of theatre this year.”
CANVAS – Samantha Beattie (Paper does not carry stars) 


Edinburgh 2006 Reviews
 
FOUR STARS
“A powerful journey through London’s fetid underbelly.”
The Scotsman - Critics Choice

FOUR STARS
"This really is top flight stuff."
The List - Hit List
 
FOUR STARS
“….clever, subtle, modern …An impressive, captivating performance by Jonathan Moore….Paul Sellar's tremendously adaptive verse… A cautionary tale on the dangers of revenge: more relevant today than ever.”
Three Weeks – Critic’s Choice
 
FOUR STARS
"Bristling with wordsmithian flair and poise... A gem of a piece."
Metro – Critic’s Choice
 
FOUR STARS
"An ingenious offering... intense artistry... a work of rare skill.
I'd be amazed if this wasn't snapped up fast"

The Daily Mail – Critic’s Choice
 
“Paul Sellar’s forceful script, exquisitely structured….Jonathan Moore’s remarkable performance… transfixing,ferocious, arresting theatre….”
SkinnyFest – Critic’s Choice


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> Daily Express Review
> Evening Standard Review
> Evening Standard Critic's Choice
> The Independent Review
> Sunday Express Review
> The Telegraph Review
> The Times Review Nov 7th
> Time Out Critics Choice
> Time Out Review
> What's On in London Review
> What's On in London Critics Choice
> What's On Critics Choice