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The Kingdom, Soho Theatre, W1 - review
www.standard.co.uk
[Evening Standard] - For only with this carefully processed can Colin Teevan's lyrical and elliptical reworking of the Oedipus myth for Irish navvies in England be properly appreciated. There's a Young Man (Anthony Delaney), a Man (Owen O'Neill) and an Old Man (Gary
Guardian: The Kingdom – review
[The Guardian] - Colin Teevan's latest play is no joke, however, mixing stories of Irish exile with Greek myth. The three men – young, middle-aged and elderly – are not just shifting the soil but excavating stories and secrets, too, and the entwining tales they deliver
Scrunch, clunch, chip, go the men's spades and pickaxes... boy this ...
www.dailymail.co.uk
[Daily Mail] - Playwright Colin Teevan has written a 75-minute, free-verse poem about a bunch of Irish navvies working in England in the 20th century. Scrunch, clunch, chip, go the men's spades and pickaxes. Or is that the sound of Mr Teevan's lines thudding in to
Review: The Kingdom, Soho Theatre Upstairs, London
www.thestage.co.uk
[The Stage] - This self-indulgent labyrinth, Colin Teevan's third production at the Soho, is baffling - a pitiless challenge for even the most learned of theatregoers. The play is incredibly short, but doesn't feel like it, and as plumes of classical allusions fill
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