Laurie Kynaston
- Actor
Press clippings
Mates In Chelsea review
This toff comedy is simply unbearable.
Clive Davis, The Times, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
A trust-fund kid losing his family castle to an oligarch provides enough satire for some strong performances, but the concept is overstretched.
Kate Wyver, The Guardian, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
New comedy about toffs and tycoons is disappointingly juvenile and weak.
Aleks Sierz, The Arts Desk, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
Clumsy, chaotic satire follows a moronic gentleman-of-leisure who has frittered away his inherited fortune.
Dave Fargnoli, The Stage, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
This comedy about the idle rich threatens you with a good time, but ultimately doesn't have anything to say.
Andrzej Lukowski, Time Out, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
It's a decidedly mild time, though it passes pleasantly enough in the assured company of this cast.
Frey Kwa Hawking, What's On Stage, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
After a run of disappointments at the Royal Court, Rory Mullarkey's gloriously funny play proves to be a surprisingly near-unalloyed delight.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
Mates In Chelsea loses its way towards the end and becomes as clumsy as its characters, but ultimately this silly satire is still worth a watch.
Sophie Luck, West End Best Friend, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
Rory Mullarkey's play wastes every opportunity to say anything new.
Aliya Al-Hassan, Broadway World, 10th November 2023Mates In Chelsea review
As wealth disparity intensifies and modern politics are pushed further and further to the right, the satirical edge in this production reads more liberal than left and fails to have the impact it clearly yearns for.
Serafina Cusack, The Reviews Hub, 10th November 2023