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    Ruth Wilson and visionary director Ivo van Hove reunite for a thrilling revival of Jean Cocteau’s classic play.

    Ruth Wilson returns to the stage

    Award-winning actress Ruth Wilson returns to the stage in Ivo van Hove’s thrilling revival of The Human Voice.

    Originally set in 1930s Paris, the play is a monodrama about a woman on the phone to her lover of five years. He is due to marry someone else the next day, causing her to spiral into despair as she begs him to change his mind.

    Dramatist and novelist Jean Cocteau’s play was first staged in 1930 and has been adapted both on stage and screen, most recently with Tilda Swinton. Ivo van Hove’s (Network; All About Eve) production premiered in 2009, and has been performed in Sydney, New York and Dublin.

    Ruth Wilson is widely acclaimed for her work on-screen in TV dramas Luther and His Dark Materials. On stage, she is the recipient of two Olivier Awards for Anna Christie and A Streetcar Named Desire.

    Wilson reunites with visionary director van Hove after the pair’s bold and distinctive Hedda Gabler at the National Theatre in 2016.

    Book The Human Voice tickets early to experience an exciting new collaboration between two of theatre’s biggest talents. The play runs at the Harold Pinter Theatre in spring 2022.

    Sorry this show closed 09 April 2022, we recommend these similar productions.

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    Performance dates:
    08 Apr 2022 - 09 Apr 2022
    Running time:
    1 hour and 15 minutes.
    Age recommendation:
    TBC
    Categories:

    Latest Audience Reviews

    Excellent and engaging acting by Ruth Wilson in this monologue play. It felt a bit long towards t... More

    Ruth Wilson was brilliant in the play conveying different emotions being the only one on the stag... More

    Incredible performance by Ruth Wilson, so well directed and really riveting theatre.

    This really wan't my cup of tea. I just coudn't connect with the character at all and it felt in... More

    The play, the text and the acting from the amazing Ruth Wilson was touching. It was a unique and... More

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