Walnut Street Theatre's Vincent In Brixton Tickets

Vincent reminds you of what theatre can be. Staged in a single, fully functional kitchen, it appeals to every sense: the cooking smells good, the tea drinking feels as though the audience should pour a cuppa and the acting envelopes you like a family- full of spice with hints of darkness, history and intrigue. The play tells the story of Vincent Van Gogh's time in a boarding house outside London. He and fellow boarders begin by unknowingly competing for the attention of the beguiling Eugenie, and it rolls on from there. Along the way, eugenie's mother provides a rich character, evoking warmth, wisdom and a surprising edge. In short, don't miss this intimate portrayal of the passionate young Vincent.Great acting throughout.

I had never been to a play in the small theatre on the 3rd floor of the Walnut Street Theater. It was wonderful! It was the perfect setting for a play that takes place all in one room. Kudos to the Director for a job well done! The actors were excellent and sitting so close to the stage you truly feel a part of the performance. From the older experienced actors to the 23-year old Clare Mahoney who is debutting her professional acting career with her role as the daughter in this play, they were all excellent! I strongly recommend seeing this play. By the way, the Vincent in the play is Vincent van Gogh. It provides you an up close and personal glimpse into his life. It left me wanting to know more about his life!