Hay Fever

Monday 29 September - Saturday 4 October
The Bliss family - recently-retired Judith, the once glittering star of the London stage; David, an egocentric novelist; and Sorel and Simon, their two Bohemian adult children - are incapable of sharing the spotlight. Unconventional, risqué, and often downright rude, they are everything a respectable English family should not be. When each member of the family invites a guest to their rural retreat, the unassuming visitors are thrown into a living melodrama. Misjudged meetings, secret seductions and scandalous revelations proliferate during one outrageous weekend in Berkshire.
Book here: bit.ly/HayFever...

[@pkdroid8644]

The entire play is downright ghastly.

[@piecesofme8531]

huh?

[@bookyreviewzola]

where is the richard performance?

[@piecesofme8531]

Who is richard?

[@MrDavey2010]

This looks awful despite the performance by Felicity Kendall.

[@piecesofme8531]

This is like God of Carnage set in the 1920s.

[@Londonvoicecoaching1]

And her voice is too rough.

[@Londonvoicecoaching1]

Felicity Kendal is totally miscast for Judith. She lacks the presence of the character. Penelope Keith was perfect. Felicity sounds like a fish wife. She's too domestic and of the wrong class.

[@capt.molyneaux7037]

Ghastly cast !!

[@piecesofme8531]

lol what?