I don't know what you mean by unique.
Evita at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre is a unique venue - but also the production, itself, is "different" or so I read on theatreboard.
Present Laughter has lots of positive comments. But it apparently was filmed for NT Live to be broadcast next November.
Then there is John Malkovich in David Mamet's Bitter Wheat. It's probably not a "must see" unless you really want to see Malkovich. It did not get the best reception early on, but apparently, it's still playing.
Not "must see" but I enjoyed The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 12 1/2. The show is kind of Matilda Lite. I thought it creative, even though I haven't read the books it is based on. It won't be coming to the US. I think there are plenty of discounts available - I got a "day seat" for reduced price and, as I was a single, got to sit fourth row center. Stage is very high if you are too close.
My spouse saw Everybody's Talking About Jaime. She enjoyed it but wasn't overwhelmed. We watched the filmed version in the movie theatre here and it was good, but that original cast is gone. Supposedly, there is a film version going to be made. You can see what some of the current cast is like from West End Live performance. So, I don't think it's coming to the US. Also, it is in the theatre where part of the roof collapsed back in 2013.
Updated On: 8/7/19 at 01:26 AM
