Super High Resolution (London)
Closed 1h 30m
Super High Resolution (London)
89%
89%
(2 Ratings)
Positive
100%
Mixed
0%
Negative
0%
Members say
Intense, Absorbing, Relevant, Great acting, Intelligent

About the Show

Nathan Ellis' dark comedy about an NHS doctor pushed to the limit in a broken system.

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Critic Reviews (7)

The Times (UK)
November 3rd, 2022

“It is punchy, mordantly funny and occasionally soapily melodramatic, and it is anchored by a star-making performance from Jasmine Blackborow.”
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The London Evening Standard
November 3rd, 2022

“Amid a fine ensemble, Blackborow stands out…This play isn’t perfect, but as a warning about what we’ve let the NHS become, it feels important.”
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Time Out London
November 2nd, 2022

"The subject matter here is more obviously heartstring-tugging, but it doesn't have the same emotional impact. Still, it's a valuable reminder that an embattled, underfunded NHS isn't just failing its patients – it's failing its staff too."
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The Stage (UK)
November 4th, 2022

“Ellis’ writing is also compassionate and darkly funny, in a production by Blanche McIntyre that combines the briskness of just-about-coping with the queasy underwater disorientation of mental and physical exhaustion, as days and nights blur and despair sets in.”
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The Arts Desk
November 14th, 2022

"The intensity of the story is urgently conveyed through Jasmine Blackborow’s utterly convincing performance as Anna, who never leaves the stage for the 100-minute duration of the play."
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WhatsOnStage
November 4th, 2022

“It strikes me that where ‘Super High Resolution’ scores most highly is in its painfully funny, mercilessly well-observed observation of family dynamics.”
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The Guardian (UK)
November 3rd, 2022

“The dialogue here is sharp and sarcastic, but it tells a little more than it shows. The writing is strongest in the sections where we see the effects of mounting pressures, rather than when we just hear about them in conversation.”
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