Miss Saigon review

“Performances that emphasise the rage and anguish”

ReviewsJul 14, 2023by Sam MarloweCrucible Theatre, Sheffield

Christian Maynard and Jessica Lee in Miss Saigon at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. Photo: Johan Persson

UK’s first brand-new production of the blockbuster musical is starker and grittier, but stops short of radical reinvention

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Sam Marlowe is reviews editor for The Stage. She trained and worked as an actor before becoming a full-time arts writer with a special interest in theatre and performance. She has written extensively for the Times, as well as the Independent, the i paper, Time Out, Metro, theartsdesk.com and the Chicago Tribune

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