Leaves of Glass

Steven has always tried to be a good person. He works hard. He looks after his family. But, suddenly, everyone starts accusing him of things. His wife accuses him of being unfaithful. His mother accuses him of being coercive. And his brother, Barry, accuses him of…what exactly?

Barry won’t say. Or can’t. Or perhaps…Steven hasn’t done anything at all.

Following its critically-acclaimed and hit run at Park Theatre in May, Philip Ridley’s gripping four-hander of memory, manipulation, and power – now regarded as a modern classic – is back by popular demand.

★★★★★ ‘This production is theatre as it should be – an unforgettable experience’ Theatre Weekly

★★★★★ ‘Enthralling intensity throughout’ WhatsOn Stage

★★★★ ‘Generates a mood of oppressive discomfort that grows with each snappy scene’ The Stage

★★★★ ‘Director Max Harrison’s lean revival punches well above its weight. Catch it while you can’ Daily Express

★★★★★ ‘Devastating drama that blows up like a bomb; the play about memory you will never forget’ London Pub Theatres

★★★★★ ‘Thrilling, tense and heartbreaking’ West End Best Friend

★★★★★ ‘A stunning quartet of actors so perfectly suited to their roles’ Broadway Baby

★★★★★ ‘Twists your perception of where the truth lies until the very end’ The Recs

★★★★★ ‘An absolute must-see production’ Theatre News

★★★★★ ‘One of the most thought-provoking and believable shows you will ever see’ Manchester Theatres

★★★★ ‘As sharp as a freshly stropped razor’ Daily Mirror