Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President Review - Fairy Powered Productions

Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President Review - Fairy Powered Productions

Southbank Centre, London – until 11 July 2025 Reviewed by Claire Roderick 4**** Nature Theater of Oklahoma’s debut London show is absolute Marmite. An absurdist dark and daft comedy score running at over 2 hours without an interval is definitely not for everyone – I bloody loved it! Conceived, written and directed by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper, No President focusses on the cutthroat world of security. Actors and BFFs Mikey (Ilan Bachrach) and…

Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President – Southbank Centre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writers and Directors: Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper   The set of No President immediately draws us into its world: a stage with a tattered red curtain at the back, flats for the wings, depicting a dishevelled hall of sorts that perfectly sets the tone for the chaos to follow. As Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker swells in … The post Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President – Southbank Centre, London  appeared first on The Reviews Hub.

NO PRESIDENT review by thespyinthestalls at Queen Elizabeth

NO PRESIDENT Queen Elizabeth Hall ★★★ “unapologetically confusing, daring, and surreal” Everything is set for a spectacular performance: the rich red curtains, the intricate set pieces, stylized streets, doors, and surreal backdrops. But just as you begin to settle in, Robert M. Johanson, channeling a character who looks uncannily like Steve Buscemi in The Big Lebowski, steps on stage and upends all expectations. He proceeds to narrate the acti…

Review: No President at Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall - Theatre Weekly

Review: No President at Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall “No President is bold, bizarre, and bewildering.”