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Hace 5 días · THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR at the Marylebone Theatre “for a comedy of misunderstandings, it is easy to understand why the play has become a classic” The Russian-American novelist, Vladímir Nabokov, said of Gogol’s “The Government Inspector”: “It begins with a blinding flash of lightning and ends in a thunderclap… and is wholly placed in the tense gap between the flash and the ...
Hace 4 días · Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Martha Howe-Douglas ably embody Gogol’s schemers, but this show doesn’t hit any 21st-century targets You can see why, in 2024, one might revive Gogol’s play about ...
Hace 5 días · The scenes feel like brilliant, self-contained sketches – so much so that the audience applauded at the end of each one. The script is unrelentingly hilarious and linguistically delicious. “Needs must when fate defecates in your porridge” and “the staff have all the manners of a Scottish stepchild” were two standout zingers.
Hace 5 días · The Government Inspector Review of a new production starring Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Dan Skinner and Martha Howe-Douglas You can see why a ludicrous satire set in a broken regime of privileged, corrupt idiots might be considered topical… but there’s barely been a time since Nikolai Gogol penned The Government Inspector in 1836 that it hasn’t.
1 de may. de 2024 · Peter Anderson • May 01, 2024. "There’s no money in honesty!” A comedy about hypocrites, hysterics and hustlers. A brand-new adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s satirical masterpiece, THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR, premiering at the Marylebone Theatre from 3 May – 15 June 2024.
25 de abr. de 2024 · A comedy about hypocrites, hysterics and hustlers. An over-privileged, vainglorious liar is mistaken for a high-ranking government inspector by the corrupt local officials of an English parochial town.
23 de abr. de 2024 · Duration: 2 hours 58 minutes. Subtitles: English. Availability: Limited + Show. Yury Butusov’s final Moscow production is this multi-award-winning work based on Nikolai Gogol’s “Government Inspector”. The play deftly delves into the dual impossibilities of both accepting reality and escaping from it.
