The Odyssey: It’s a Really Really Really Long Journey review

“Unflinching feminist epic”

ReviewsApr 10, 2024by Oliver JonesUnicorn Theatre, London

Cerys Marie Burton, Cash Holland and Kimmy Edwards in The Odyssey: It’s a Really Really Really Long Journey at the Unicorn Theatre, London. Photo: Tristram Kenton

Reframing of Homer’s epic as a 1960s soul musical for tweens, in a bustling production from Jennifer Tang

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Oliver Jones has worked as an actor, playwright, theatre-in-education practitioner, editor, journalist, theatre critic and art critic. He currently works full-time with young people with special educational needs

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