World's End by James Corley

16/09/2019

😔We’re closing this week. It’s been the most glorious Run for all the World’s End team, full of joy & ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

🏳️‍🌈if you haven’t come down yet, don’t worry! We’re extending our £15 weekend ticket offer for Friday/Saturday

🎟Head over to Bit.ly/WorldsEndPlay & enter WEEKEND

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12/09/2019

😱Tomorrow is Friday 13th

🎮Avoid any bad luck & spend your evening with us, Immersed in the 90s

🎟Use the code WEEKEND & nab yourself a £15 ticket

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11/09/2019

🏳️‍🌈 Theatre Weekly called it ‘’The LGBT love story we’ve all been waiting for’’...so WHAT are you waiting for?

💡We’ve hooked you up with a £15 ticket code for this Friday/Saturday/Sunday

👉Head over to bit.ly/WorldsEndPlay use code WEEKEND & we’ll see you at the King’s Head Theatre!

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03/09/2019

World’s End, King’s Head Theatre – Review Author: Nathan Blue in Drama, Reviews 1 September 2019 0 65 Views World’s End, King’s Head Theatre – Review I do love a reconfigurable theatre space. I was at the King’s Head only the other day and the playing area was in “thrust” form with...

03/09/2019

"A deeply affecting q***r love story from a not-too-distant past." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The Stage

Captivating performances enrich a debut play about a blossoming gay relationship in 1990s London at the Kings Head Theatre

03/09/2019

Another great review! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from everything theatre 😀

World’s End, King’s Head Theatre – Review Author: Nathan Blue in Drama, Reviews 1 September 2019 0 65 Views World’s End, King’s Head Theatre – Review I do love a reconfigurable theatre space. I was at the King’s Head only the other day and the playing area was in “thrust” form with...

30/08/2019

"‘World’s End’ is nothing short of breath-taking, introducing a wonderful foursome of characters all trying to figure out their place in the world of late-nineties London."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ thespyinthestalls.com

Review | World's End | King's Head Theatre | 4 Stars | How much has really changed in twenty years? This extraordinary new play by James Corley takes

30/08/2019

"Patricia Potter shines … she truly captured my heart in a raw emotional section … proving both a comedic genius and a beautifully vulnerable actress ... this show is a massive nostalgic treat."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Pocket Size Theatre.

Theatre blog that includes reviews of London's West End shows, touring shows plus interviews with some of your favourite Theatre people!

30/08/2019

"Corley writes a layered and sensitive piece of theatre ... a tender look at sexuality and family." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

BroadwayWorld UK

It's the late 1990s and Ben (Tom Milligan) and his mother's Viv (Patricia Potter) have just moved to the World's End Estate in Chelsea from Norfolk. Their neighbours are Ylli (Nikolaos Brahimllari) and his son Besnik (Mirlind Bega), who have escaped the Kosovo War years before. When the two teenager...

30/08/2019

"The play is a must-see!" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from The Upcoming

It’s 1998 and it’s a dreadfully complicated world. James Corley just doesn’t let us know the extent of it yet. Instead, World’s End, the new play at The King’s Head Theatre, presents simple scenes that stretch out to skillfully confront the past of its characters as they drag behind. In th...

30/08/2019

"Tom Milligan gives perhaps the performance of the year ... in a performance that often catches the audience off guard in its ferocity."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from Theatre Weekly

World’s End at The King’s Head Theatre Review: Written by James Corley, directed by Harry Mackrill, Starring Tom Milligan,

21/08/2019

Our amazing Director, Harry Mackrill, guest blogs for BroadwayWorld UK📄✒️

World's End is the debut play from James Corley - an LGBT love story premiering at the King's Head Theatre, which will be the closer of the venue's ever popular Q***r Season. Director Harry Mackrill (who was recently announced as one of the King's Head's new artistic associates) talks about why he c...