This rather dull production left me wanting more. London Tide runs at Lyttelton Theatre until 22 June 2024. National Theatre, ...

Rickson’s production, which runs in the National Theatre’s Lyttelton auditorium ... to follow every one of its serpentine bends”. London Tide “washes over you”, she concludes.

So cries John Rokesmith (Tom Mothersdale) to the audience of London Tide and delivers an intriguing ... down the 884-page novel but the show still runs a leaden three-and-a-quarter hours and ...

The National Theatre’s streaming platform. A romantic and propulsive thriller, London Tide is a hymn to the city and the river that runs through it. A storm rages and, in the darkest part of ...

Ami Tredrea (Lizzie Hexam) in London Tide at the National Theatre. Image: Marc Brenner The river is the city. We sailed past waterside communities that still hold to the industry which Dickens would ...

Evidence, then, of why we get so few Dickens stage adaptations these days – massive plots, a million characters, dozens of locations – but still a strong case for more people giving it a go ...

How much grey can you cram into one show? That’s the prevailing question in London Tide, Ben Powers’ haggard adaptation of Our Mutual Friend. London Tide, a new musical version of Dickens ...