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Honour

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Honour - Honor' is happily married to 'George', a distinguished TV journalist, for who she abandoned a promising literary career. When 'Claudia', a young ambitious journalist arrives to interview him, the meeting precipitates a marital crisis that has both unexpected consequences and surprising resolutions for them and their grown up daughter 'Sophie'.

Murray-Smith's touching, immaculately drawn tale of a mature marriage is funny and poignant, describing the moving balance of power with astonishing accuracy.

Honour stars Diana Rigg as 'Honor', Martin Jarvis as 'George', Natascha McElhone as 'Claudia' and Georgina Rich as 'Sophie'.

 

Honour London thatre play

Honour
Wyndhams Theatre
Charing Cross Road London
WC2H 0DA
 

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Start Date: 07 February 2006

Booking Until: 06 May 2006

Running time: 1hr 40mins

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Evenings: Monday - Saturday 8pm
Matinees: Wednesday and Saturday 3pm

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What's New

Honour is a play by Joanna Murray-Smith. Directed by David Grindley.

 

Theatre Review

Honour The particular pleasure of this new production is the performance of Diana Rigg as Honor. To say she is at her best, since I have been dismissive of her acting in the past 15 years, is not enough: she does no grande dame heroics or campiness here. As Honor, she is very still, and simple. With seeming effortlessness she draws you into the rhythms and the bitter ironies of Murray-Smith's writing, with sudden flashes of marvellous humour.

The Financial Times

 

Given the number of good lines, and the brevity of the piece (one hour and 40 minutes), it could be the basis for an enjoyable night out. But that's not quite the same thing as a satisfying play.
 The Independent

 

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