Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Reviews

“Breen’s production is a soulful affair…his focus on the tenderness and pain of human relations” Patrick Marmion, Daily Mail
“His production opens up the depth of Connie’s nervous breakdown... the early scenes brittle as shards of glass... a furious tirade against the tyranny of class and money” Claire Allfree, Daily Telegraph
“Superbly brought to life in Phillip Breen’s bold adaptation” The Left Lion
“Tenderness, Lawrence’s alternative title, holds sway in Breen’s account, but he lets us see the changing world too...” Charles Hutchinson, York Press
“This dazzling new adaptation, with nothing left out brings Lawrence’s powerful tale of sexual awakening and class conflict to the stage” Lottie Davis-Browne, North-West End
“This definitive version should not be missed” Gary Bills-Geddes, Oxford Mail
“I walked in to the Theatre Royal Brighton, slightly cynical, wondering why I was going to see a period romp and left with my heart open, my mind engaged and the thought that hope is abroad in the world still” Eric Page, GScene
“Perfectly poignant” Andrew Gifford, Brighton Argus
“In Constance Chatterley’s central dilemmas (loyalty or lust, marriage or motherhood, which man to love) and the heartbreak that she, her unfortunate husband and her lover all go through over the course of the two hour play... also heartrending, inte