Wilson moves ... this casual, slice-of-life drama-comedy ... with ... lovely banter-infused dialogue.
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Masterfully directed, with Ebonics at its core mellifluously rendered by an excellent cast, Jitney is a bold and beautifully evocative performance that gives you a copious fix of what it means to be a human.
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At times, you can feel the play’s mechanics grinding a tad obviously ... [but] the cast to a man delivers. Jitney is very much worth the ride.
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The performances here are superb. This is a stunning, richly textured piece of work, both particular and universal. Craig’s production fills in another piece of the pie. Let’s have more, please.
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Every performance is outstanding in Tinuke Craig's sensitive and lively production right down to the smaller characters. Every detail of stage and scene ... is lovingly right. It's a fine production of a fascinating play.
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It’s unsentimental but compassionate. And outstandingly well acted. It’s fractious, funny, lively enough that our suspension of disbelief can handle the cast breaking into a dance to a Bill Withers song. The evening takes on an arresting intimacy.
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[The] cast is impeccable. It’s terrific ... to see a work of this calibre brought into London after originating in a regional theatre
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This is a talent-packed cast that would do [Wilson] proud. Wondrous and captivating, Craig’s production gets this play’s soul.
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