Mnemonic London Reviews and Tickets

See it if You like unconventional plays. Right off the bat, it's not about memory. The chair transformation was cool though.

Don't see it if You prefer coherence. The two parallel storylines were conveniently merged at the end.

See it if You can't think for yourself. Tries to convince you its smarter than it is. Promising first 30 minutes that goes nowhere.

Don't see it if No interval, bored out of my mind. People sounded disappointed whilst leaving the theatre. Relies heavily on voiceover just watch a ted talk

See it if you have never seen a complcite show before.

Don't see it if You want something like Alan Bennett in a sofa to give you a hug. Read more

See it if you want to be enchanted by multi-level meaning, wonderfully-staged set pieces and the memory of a blue shirt.

Don't see it if you might be challenged by a non-linear narrative.

See it if You like to see abstract and different theatre

Don't see it if you want clear linear naratives

See it if If you like to see different and ambitious productions, with clever staging.

Don't see it if You like easy to follow plot lines. You don't like nudity on stage.

See it if You enjoy non linear, experimental narratives.

Don't see it if You are easily (or not so easily) confused Read more

See it if You want to see something clever and engaging but are prepared to be left unsatisfied

Don't see it if You want clarity and cohesion