Till The Stars Come Down, Review: A Riveting Play About England's ...

Till The Stars Come Down, review: A riveting play about England's ...

Till The Stars Come Down Review - Fairy Powered Productions

Theatre Royal Haymarket – until 27 September 2025 Reviewed by Claire Roderick 5***** Transferring to the West End after a sell-out run at the National last year, Beth Steel’s brilliant portrayal of family and culture clashes loses none of its bite and soul. Set in a Nottinghamshire town that was once a mining community but now relies on a huge warehouse for jobs, Steel addresses political issues and prejudices with a deft touch as these instant…

REVIEW: Till the Stars Come Down

Rating: 4 out of 5. A darkly funny, emotionally tangled wedding day drama that balances biting social commentary with moments of genuine humour. Beth Steel’s Till the Stars Come Down, which transfers to the Theatre Royal Haymarket after its debut at the Dorfman in January 2024, delivers a raucous, emotionally charged depiction of a northern family wrestling with the past, the present, and each other — all against the backdrop of what should be a…

Review: Till the Stars Come Down

Christiana Rose on electric performance that leaves you reeling and thoughtful (Credit – Christiana Rose) From its first breath to its final, gut-punching moment, Till the Stars Come Down is an electric theatre performance which leaves you reeling and thoughtful. Playwright Beth Steel and director Bijan Sheibani deliver a production that feels both timeless and startlingly relevant, capturing the fragile fault lines which run through families, c…

Theatre Review: Till The Stars Come Down, Theatre Royal Haymarket

Beth Steel's play first opened at the National Theatre's relatively intimate Dorfman auditorium where it received rave reviews. It has now transferred to the West End. Judging by the trailers that have been cropping up on my socials, it's being sold as a raucous, ribald piece about a chaotic, comic, Prosecco-fuelled wedding. Tags:  theatre

‘Till the Stars Come Down’ review – Riotous, relatable and ridiculously funny

Beth Steele’s hilarious and beautiful play transfers to the West End with a limited run at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.