Nine Night Tickets
Natasha Gordon’s debut play transfers to the West End following a sell-out run in the Dorfman earlier this year.Performance dates
1 December 2018 - 23 February 2019
112 reviews
Run time: 1hr 45min (no interval)
Includes interval
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Gordon’s play explores the rituals of family, and gets its name from the Caribbean wake period that lasts several days in which family gather at the home of the deceased and share condolences. The piece is set in Jamaica and follows the children of the recently deceased Gloria, as they embark on nine nights of rum, food and stories with family and friends who have gathered.
Special notes
For Saturday performances please note: Between January and March there may be scheduled protest marches on Whitehall in the run up to Brexit. Please allow extra time for your journey to the venue (especially for matinee performances)
Recent Reviews
Great play and terrific performances. A play I won’t forget. The change of note from black comedy to conflict was well done. The only downside for me was that not being of Jamaican heritage I could not catch many of Aunt Mabel’s Kobe’s and asides....the black members of the audience in particular roared
I was very impress with the production and the performance and the content , many moments resonated with me and my friend.
Excellent production, had a great afternoon
great play, great characters, the aunt was our favourite, love her
Excellent- at times the patois was difficult to understand
Wonderful writing and active of believable characters. Great to be part of a diverse London audience
Powerful emotional truths and first-rate acting. Superb plot and characterisation.
What a fantastic cast, professional, funny and entertaining. Very good storyline and very true.
Fantastic. Loved every second I had to watch it twice. Absolute experience , every actor was brilliant. Wish it was running for longer. Everyone should watch it.
Took my mum and had a fantastic time we laughed we cried and loved every minute of it.
what a brilliant play. Drama was spot on and perfectly timed laughs that had me in stiches.
The show was fantastic. Authentic, witty, with great performances. It was an extremely enjoyable experience.
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